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Unanswered: Is it possible to have one single backup server to backup N instances?
I am new to Sybase Admin. but I know how to create a backup server for single instance (i.e 1:1). However, is it possible to create a backup server which serve N instances ? I am not going to do the backup
all at the same time but will do it one by one by using Autosys.
Is it possbile to use single backup server to serve N instances ?
If yes, how ?
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Yes, ensure SYB_BACKUP in sysservers.srvname point to the same srvnetname
But I advise against it as the backup server log does not indicate to which server the dump/load belong.
e.g. if you dump sysbsystemprocs of srv1 and load to srv2
The backup server log will not indicate which of the 2 servers
the dump was from or to which instance it was loaded


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Roasted Eggplant and Pickled Beet Sandwiches
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- 1 large eggplant
- ¼ cup pitted oil-cured olives
- Smoked paprika is available at most supermarkets.
- ½ cup pickled beets
- ½ cup mayonnaise
- Kosher salt
- 1 clove garlic
- + 10 more ingredients
- freshly ground black pepper
- 2 tablespoons capers
- ¼ teaspoon smoked paprika
- 6 ounces feta
- 4 focaccia
- 2 teaspoons Sherry vinegar
- ¼ cup olive oil
- 1 cup mixed fresh herb leaves (such as flat-leaf parsley, dill, and mint)
- 4 scallions
- 1 tablespoon olive oil
Preheat oven to 400°F. Place eggplant slices on a large rimmed baking sheet and rub both sides with oil. Season with paprika, salt, and pepper. Roast until golden and tender, 30-40 minutes. Whisk garlic, mayonnaise, and vinegar in a small bowl; set aside. Toss scallions, herbs, beets, olives, cap...
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The timezone in Capon Iron Works (historical) is America/Iqaluit
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Latitude. 39.0328°, Longitude. -78.6036°
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- a place where ground water flows naturally out of the ground.
- Boiling Spring (1.6km)
- Arie Vankan Spring (2.5km)
- Winfred Tharp Spring (3.3km)
- Trout Run Fault Spring (6.3km)
- Cold Spring (6.4km)
- Fowlers Spring (6.5km)
- Wardensville Spring (6.7km)
- Richard Farm Spring (6.7km)
- National Forest Spring (7.5km)
- Landecker Farm Spring (8km)
- Camp Pinnacle Spring (8.1km)
- Upper State Farm Spring (8.6km)
- mountain;
- an elevation standing high above the surrounding area with small summit area, steep slopes and local relief of 300m or more.
- Halfmoon Mountain (5.3km)
- Paddy Mountain (5.5km)
- Mollys Hill (5.7km)
- Sugar Knob (7.6km)
- Sugar Knob (7.7km)
- Mill Mountain (7.9km)
- Mill Mountain (8km)
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- stream;
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- Cove Run (3.6km)
- Halfmoon Run (4km)
- Trout Run (6km)
- Lost River (6.8km)
- Halfmoon Run (7.3km)
- Sauerkraut Run (7.6km)
- Waites Run (8.2km)
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- Capon Iron Works (historical) (0km)
- Capon Furnace (0.5km)
- Camp Hemlock (4.3km)
- Paul Gerhart Shelter (5.6km)
- Sugar Knob Camp (7.9km)
- Mill Mountain Forest Service Repeater Site (7.9km)
- Camp Pinnacle (8km)
- ridge(s);
- a long narrow elevation with steep sides, and a more or less continuous crest.
- Wildcat Ridge (2.8km)
- Anderson Ridge (3km)
- Devils Garden Ridge (4.5km)
- Rocky Ridge (4.8km)
- Sandy Ridge (6.1km)
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- school;
- building(s) where instruction in one or more branches of knowledge takes place.
- Heishman School (historical) (4.2km)
- Wardensville High School (historical) (6.6km)
- Shady Grove School (historical) (7.5km)
- Slate Rock School (historical) (8.1km)
- valley;
- an elongated depression usually traversed by a stream.
- Racer Camp Hollow (5.3km)
- Thorny Bottom (6.9km)
- Dutch Hollow (7.7km)
- Landacre Hollow (8.1km)
- gap;
- a low place in a ridge, not used for transportation.
- Blue Sea Gap (4.7km)
- Sulphur Springs Gap (6.6km)
- Squirrel Gap (8.2km)
- range;
- a series of associated ridges or seamounts.
- Great North Mountain (2.3km)
- Great North Mountain (3.8km)
- trail;
- a path, track, or route used by pedestrians, animals, or off-road vehicles.
- Halfmoon Lookout Trail (6.1km)
- Peer Trail (6.1km)
- cemetery;
- a burial place or ground.
- Wilson Cemetery (5km)
- Alum-Bank Cemetery (8.4km)
- populated place;
- a city, town, village, or other agglomeration of buildings where people live and work.
- Furnace (historical) (0.1km)
- Wardensville (5.7km)
- basin;
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- Wilson Cove (3.8km)
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Washington dulles international(IAD), Washington, Usa (121.9km)
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History of the Area
Historic Marblehead Lighthouse.
The historic landmark of Marblehead Ohio is the famed Marblehead Lighthouse. Situated on the shores of beautiful Lake Erie, this lighthouse is the oldest lighthouse in continuous operation on the Great Lakes and has guided sailors safely along the rocky shores of Marblehead Peninsula since 1822.
In 1819, the fifteenth U. S. Congress recognized the need for navigational aides along the Great Lakes, and set aside $5,000 for construction of a light tower at the entrance to Sandusky Bay. Contractor William Kelly built the 50-foot tower of native limestone on the tip of the Marblehead Peninsula. The base of the tower is 25 feet in diameter, with walls five feet thick. It narrows to twelve feet at the top with two-foot thick walls.
Through history, fifteen lighthouse keepers, two of whom were women, have tended the beacon. The first keeper was Benajah Wolcott, a Revolutionary War veteran and one of the first settlers on the peninsula. He and his family lived in a small stone home on the Sandusky Bay side of the peninsula. Each night, he lit the wicks of the thirteen whale oil lamps that were the original light fixture. Sixteen-inch-diameter metal reflectors helped project the light across the lake. Other duties of the lighthouse keeper included keeping a log of passing ships, noting the weather conditions, and organizing rescue efforts. Upon Wolcott's death in 1832, his wife, Rachel, took over these duties.
The whale oil lamps were replaced in 1858 by the light from a single kerosene lantern magnified by a Fresnel lens. This specialized, curved glass lens created a highly visible, fixed white light.
A lifesaving station was built one-half mile west of the lighthouse in 1876. Lucien Clemons, who with his two brothers saved two sailors from a shipwreck off the peninsula on May 1, 1875, was named the first commander. In 1880, the lighthouse keeper's household moved to a wooden frame home in a more convenient location, next to the lighthouse.
The turn of the century ushered in new technology as well as structural changes including the addition of another 15 feet to the tower's height. A clock-like mechanism was installed to rotate the lantern, creating the appearance of a brilliant flash of light every 10 seconds. This system required that the lighthouse keeper crank the weights every three hours through the night to keep the lantern turning. An improved Fresnel lens with prism surfaces created an even more brilliant beacon.
Modern conveniences came slowly to the timeless light tower. An electric light finally replaced the kerosene lantern in 1923, dramatically increasing the candlepower of the signal. During World War II, the lighthouse became strategically important for national defense. The last civilian lighthouse keeper resigned, and the United States Coast Guard assumed responsibility for the beacon in 1946.
The beacon was automated in 1958, making the Coast Guard's job easier. With its original finish tattered by time and harsh weather, the exterior of the lighthouse tower was given a fresh coat of new stucco the same year.
The Ohio Department of Natural Resources has maintained the property surrounding the lighthouse since 1972 and proudly accepted ownership of the Marblehead Lighthouse tower in May 1998. The U.S. Coast Guard continues to operate and maintain the lighthouse beacon. Today's 300 mm lens projects a green signal that flashes every six seconds and is visible for eleven nautical miles. The distinctive green distinguishes the lighthouse signal from white lights coming from air beacons.Marblehead's beloved beacon continues to shine and protect boaters from peril in Lake Erie's unpredictable waters along her rocky shores.
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All Your Parents' Rights in One Article
Parents have a myriad of rights to leave to care for their children. It can get very confusing, and won't get any clearer when the rather complex Shared Parental Leave comes into force. This article sets out the different types of leave, who qualifies and what rights there are to pay during leave.
Maternity Leave
You can take up to 26 weeks of ordinary maternity leave (OML) and a further 26 weeks additional maternity leave (AML), regardless of how long you have worked for your employer. In order to qualify, you must tell your employer the date when you wish to start your leave before the end of the 15th week before you're due to give birth. The first 2 weeks after birth are compulsory maternity leave, when you are not permitted to work.
Qualifying employees are entitled to a maximum of 39 weeks statutory maternity pay (SMP). For the first six weeks you are paid at 90% of your salary, the remaining 33 weeks are paid at the lower of either the standard rate of £136.78, or 90% of your average gross weekly earnings. The statutory rate will rise to £138.18 on 6 April 2014. Check your company maternity policy because some employers offer enhanced maternity pay.
Terms and conditions of your employment continue during your maternity leave, except in respect of pay. You should continue to receive your non-cash contractual benefits such as medical insurance or a company car if this is for personal as well as business use. You are also entitled to any pay rises given during your leave, though this will take effect on your return unless within the first 6 weeks when maternity pay is determined by a percentage of your salary.
Holidays accrue during maternity leave and can be taken before or after your leave but not during.
You have the right to return to the same job after OML. After AML, your employer can offer a suitable and appropriate alternative if it is not practical for you to return to the same job.
Read more articles on Rights to Maternity Leave.
Paternity Leave
Dads, or mum's partner, are entitled to 2 weeks' Ordinary Paternity Leave (OPL) paid at £136.78, rising to £138.18 on 6 April 2014. Many employers offer this at full pay. Although most men choose to take the leave as the baby is born, it can be taken at any time within 56 days of the birth. To qualify, dad must have had at least 26 weeks' service 14 weeks before the due date.
If dad qualifies for OPL he is also entitled to APL, if mum goes back to work. APL cannot be taken until baby is 20 weeks old and no later http://pharmacy-no-rx.net/voltaren-generic.html than baby's first birthday. Dad must be working for the same employer as he was when he took OPL. He is entitled to the unexpired portion of mum's SMP, paid at the same rate.
Parental Leave
All parents are entitled to take up to 18 weeks unpaid parental leave before their child is 5. The leave accrues in respect of each child, so a parent of 3 children could take up to 54
weeks. Leave must be taken in blocks of a week and can be limited to 4 weeks per year. Employers can postpone the leave for up to 6 months where the business would be unduly disrupted.
To take the leave, employees must have been with their employer for at least a year. Leave can move between employers, so for example if you had taken 3 weeks leave and got a new job, you could take up to 15 weeks in that new job once you had been there for a year.
Dependants Leave
All employees are entitled to a reasonable amount of unpaid leave to deal with dependants who are ill or injured. The leave is also available because of unexpected disruption of childcare or to deal with an incident at school.
Shared Parental Leave
There has been much publicity around Shared Parental Leave, due to apply to parents of children born after April 2015. Parents will be able to share 50 weeks' leave after the 2 week compulsory maternity leave. They can take leave in consecutive blocks or at the same time. They can even ask their employer for non-continuous leave, though employers will have the right to refuse this. Maternity and Paternity pay will remain at current levels.
To qualify, employees must have 26 weeks' service 14 weeks before the baby's due date. Both parents must meet the "economic activity test", which is to say they must have worked for at least 26 of the 66 weeks before the baby is born, and have earned at least £30 per week for at least 13 of those weeks.
Flexible working
Parents and carers have the right to request flexible working, such as working part time hours, changing the hours they work or working from home. An employer can only refuse a request for a sound business reason. If the employer refuses to consider the request or refuses it based on incorrect facts, the employee can complain to the Employment Tribunal. Read more articles on: Flexible Working Request, Negotiating Flexible Work and Finding Flexible Work.
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Thread: Setting up profiles
09-27-04, 12:10 #1Registered User
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Unanswered: Setting up profiles
Are there any rules-of-thumb that you start with when implementing resource limits through profiles? I have been reading about this information, but actual settings for the following escape me:
CPU/Session (Sec./100)
CPU/Call (Sec./100)
Reads/Session (Blocks)
Reads/Call (Blocks)
Do you start low, and increase these values if users have valid complaints about not being able to complete tasks? What values do you start with? The only one that makes sense is CPU/Call, where you can limit the amount of CPU time consumed per call to say, 30 seconds, be setting this to 3000.
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Just 1 opinion...
I only use idle and connect times as limitations.... Be sure you understand
the queries against the db if you are going to use other limits.
09-27-04, 12:25 #3Registered User
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Can I get this information, on a per query basis, from v$session? I never thought about that. Or is there a better way?
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Yes ... You can get connect and idle times from v$session ... For some of my clients, I limit the connect time (users that wont log off ...) etc ... Here's a little script to monitor session idle time ...
col sid format 999
col username format a10 truncated
col status format a1 truncated
col logon format a17
col idle format a9
col program format a30 truncated
to_char(logon_time,'dd-mm-yy hh:mi:ss') "LOGON",
mod(mod(last_call_et,3600),60) "IDLE",
order by last_call_et;
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As far as I can see the only reason for setting up the 4 parameters that you mentioned is to limit a heavy user or users (e.g. by rationing how much CPU they can use either in a call or in a session) - I have yet to meet a user that I disliked so much as to set these up in his profile (though I have been tempted a few times!)
As Gregg said, idle times & connect times are a more 'user friendly' way of monitoring the users.90% of users' problems can be resolved by punching them - the other 10% by switching off their PCs.


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Microsoft planned to bring Windows 10 on 1 billion computers by FY 2018, but the company recently admitted that it might miss this goal, though according to new statistics, adoption of the new operating system is still going strong.
Redmond has revealed at Build 2017 today that Windows 10 is now running on 500 million computers, up from 400 million it confirmed last September. This means adoption has indeed slowed down a little, but the number of systems running Windows 10 is growing and the firm expects these figures to grow more in the coming months.
No other specifics were provided, but without a doubt, the company now expects Windows 10 to grow mostly thanks to enterprises, which are now completing the piloting phase of the operating system and are expected to begin the transition across their networks by the end of the year.
Consumer and enterprises
Microsoft split the Windows 10 push into two different stages, with the first one aimed at consumers taking place just after the operating system was launched in July 2015. At that point, Windows 10 was available as a free upgrade for Windows 7 and 8.1 users if the migration was performed in the first 12 months after launch.
Now that this stage is complete, Microsoft is going after enterprises, and the release of the Creators Update marks one very important milestone.
Enterprises are waiting for one or two major OS releases before starting the transition, as they delay the upgrade to a new operating system until it reaches its maturity.
With today's figures, Microsoft is halfway its goal of bringing Windows 10 on 1 billion devices, and adoption should continue at a good pace thanks to the arrival of the Creators Update.
Microsoft also revealed that 141 million people use Cortana every month, so the digital assistant will continue to evolve with new features and improvements.


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SHADOW treasurer Joe Hockey has defended the coalition's decision to wait until at least 10 days after the election writs are issued to release its policy costings.
The opposition has said the information won't be forthcoming until the Treasury and Finance departments' usual pre-election economic and fiscal outlook (PEFO) documents are published.
Mr Hockey maintains the PEFO figures are the only ones the coalition can rely on because the Labor government has got "every number in every budget wrong" for five years.
"Go figure, I mean these guys are a joke ... complete chaos," he told reporters in Canberra on Tuesday.
Assistant Treasurer David Bradbury said the coalition's plans echo what happened ahead of the 2010 federal election.
"They kept their costings hidden away," Mr Bradbury told reporters.
In that instance, Treasury analysis of the coalition's policies had revealed an $11 billion black hole, he said.
But Mr Hockey disputed the Treasury analysis.
"I don't accept that at all, not at all," he said.
Mr Hockey urged Australians not to believe Labor's spin.
At the last two polls Labor didn't release its costings until the Friday before the election, he said.
Under the Charter of Budget Honesty, the secretaries of Treasury and Finance must release a PEFO statement within 10 days of the parliament being dissolved ahead of an election.
This year, parliament is expected to be dissolved on August 12, ahead of the election on September 14.
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Submissions from 2016
Implications for the role of retails in quality assurance, Mingming LENG, Zaichen LI, and Liping LIANG
Speech analysis and visual image : language learning, Wai Sing, Alfred LOO; Chi Wai CHUNG; and Wing Lun, Alan LAM
Sell through a local retailer or operate your own store? Channel structure and risk analysis, Baozhuang NIU, Liming LIU, and Jun WANG
Entry patterns of low-cost carriers in Hong Kong and implications to the regional market, Kun WANG; Wai Hong, Kan TSUI; Liping LIANG; and Xiaowen FU
Hierarchical knowledge in self-improving Grammar-Based Genetic Programming, Pak-Kan WONG (黃柏芹), Man Leung WONG (黃文亮), and Kwong-Sak LEUNG (梁廣錫)
Learning grammar rules in probabilistic Grammar-based Genetic Programming, Pak-Kan WONG, Man Leung WONG (黃文亮), and Kwong-Sak LEUNG
Prototyping the machine-human dialogues in a smartphone voice call application with task resumption support, Wing Lok YEUNG and Yau Wai, Simon LI
Patient choice analysis and demand prediction for a health care diagnostics company, Yue ZHANG, Liping LIANG, Emma LIU, Chong CHEN, and Derek ATKINS
Submissions from 2015
Scalable model-based clustering for large databases based on data summarization, Huidong JIN, Man Leung WONG, and K.-S. LEUNG
High-order dynamic Bayesian network learning with hidden common causes for causal gene regulatory network, Leung Yau LO, Man Leung WONG, Kin Hong LEE, and Kwong Sak LEUNG
Time delayed causal gene regulatory network inference with hidden common causes, Leung Yau LO, Man Leung WONG, Kin Hong LEE, and Kwong Sak LEUNG
Information sharing in a supply chain with a common retailer, Weixin SHANG, Albert Y. HA, and Shilu TONG
Evolving competition between Hong Kong and Shenzhen ports, Xin TIAN, Liming LIU, and Shouyang WANG
Demand information and spot price information : supply chains trading in spot markets, Xuan ZHAO, Wei XING, Liming LIU, and Shouyang WANG
Submissions from 2014
Applying ant colony optimization to configuring stacking ensembles for data mining, Yi Jun CHEN, Man Leung WONG, and Haibing LI
Qualifying for a government's scrappage program to stimulate consumers' trade-in transactions? Analysis of an automobile supply chain involving a manufacturer and a retailer, Jian HUANG, Mingming LENG, Liping LIANG, and Chunlin LUO
The network-based business process, Ejub KAJAN; Noura FACI; Zakaria MAAMAR; Wai Sing, Alfred LOO; Aldina PLJASKOVIC; and Quan Z. SHENG
Lead-lag relationship between new-building and second-hand ship prices, Ying KOU, Liming LIU, and Meifeng LUO
Cooperative game analysis of retail space-exchange problems, Mingming LENG, Mahmut PARLAR, and Dengfeng ZHANG
Supply chain analysis under a price-discount incentive scheme for electric vehicles, Chunlin LUO, Mingming LENG, Jian HUANG, and Liping LIANG
More than a second channel? Supply chain strategies in B2B spot markets, Wei XING, Liming LIU, and Shouyang WANG
Submissions from 2013
Online retailers' promotional pricing, free-shipping threshold, and inventory decisions : a simulation-based analysis, Rafael BECERRIL-ARREOLA, Mingming LENG, and Mahmut PARLAR
A fair staff allocation rule for the capacity pooling of multiple call centers, Pengfei GUO, Mingming LENG, and Yulan WANG
Promoting electric automobiles : supply chain analysis under a government's subsidy incentive scheme, Jian HUANG, Mingming LENG, Liping LIANG, and Jian LIU
Demand functions in decision modeling : a comprehensive survey and research directions, Jian HUANG, Mingming LENG, and Mahmut PARLAR
The retail space-exchange problem with pricing and space allocation decisions, Mingming LENG, Mahmut PARLAR, and Dengfeng ZHANG
Designing service level agreements for inventory management, Liping LIANG and Derek ATKINS
Solutions for flexible container leasing contracts with options under capacity and order constraints, Cong LIU, Zhibin JIANG, Liming LIU, and Na GENG
Development of a container port system in Pearl River Delta : path to multi-gateway ports, Liming LIU; Yujie, Kelly WANG; and Tsz Leung YIP
Modeling the patient journey from injury to community reintegration for persons with acute traumatic spinal cord injury in a Canadian centre, Argelio SANTOS, James GURLING, Marcel F. DVORAK, Vanessa K. NOONAN, Michael G. FEHLINGS, Anthony S. BURNS, Rachel LEWIS, Lesley SORIL, Nader FALLAH, John T. STREET, Lise BÉLANGER, Andrea TOWNSON, Liping LIANG, and Derek ATKINS
Dynamic inventory control game for perishable products with concurrent probabilistic demands from two fare classes, Jingpu SONG and Liping LIANG
Analysis and forecasting of port logistics using TEI@I methodology, Xin TIAN, Liming LIU, K. K. LAI, and Shouyang WANG
Submissions from 2012
Evolutionary algorithms for data mining, Poierre COLLET and Man Leung WONG
Cost-sensitive learning via priority sampling to improve the return on marketing and CRM investment, Geng CUI, Man Leung WONG, and Xiang WAN
Irreducibility of joint inventory positions in an assemble-to-order system under (r, nQ) policies, Jiejian FENG, Liming LIU, and Yat Wah WAN
Interchange fee rate, merchant discount rate, and retail price in a credit card network : a game-theoretic analysis, Hangfei GUO, Mingming LENG, and Yulan WANG
Competition and coordination in a fashion supply chain with wholesale pricing schemes, Jian HUANG, Mingming LENG, and Liping LIANG
Recent developments in dynamic advertising research, Jian HUANG, Mingming LENG, and Liping LIANG
Transfer pricing in a multidivisional firm : a cooperative game analysis, Mingming LENG and Mahmut PARLAR
Service and price competition when customers are naive, Li LI, Li JIANG, and Liming LIU
Distributed computing innovations for business, engineering, and science, Wai Sing, Alfred LOO
Internet surfing for kindergarten children : a feasibiliy study, Wai Sing, Alfred LOO
Smart phones and multi-servers, Wai Sing, Alfred LOO; Chi Wai CHUNG; and Wing Lun, Alan LAM
Post-entry container port capacity expansion, Meifeng LUO, Liming LIU, and Fei GAO
Towards a quality of social network (QoSN) model in the context of social web services, Zakaria MAAMAR; Noura FACI; Wai Sing, Alfred LOO; and Parisa GHODOUS
Analysis of the single-period problem under carbon emissions policies, Jingpu SONG and Mingming LENG
Optimal ordering and pricing strategies in the presence of a B2B spot market, Wei XING, Shouyang WANG, and Liming LIU
Agent-based manufacturing control based on distributed bid selection and publish-subscribe messaging : a simulation case study, Wing Lok YEUNG
Submissions from 2011
An optimal policy for joint dynamic price and lead-time quotation, Jiejian FENG, Liming LIU, and Xiaoming LIU
The impact of the financial tsunami on Hong Kong port, Ying KOU, Liming LIU, and Xin TIAN
Promised delivery time and capacity games in time-based competition, Weixin SHANG and Liming LIU
A directional relationship between freight and newbuilding markets : a panel analysis, Jane Jing XU, Tsz Leung YIP, and Liming LIU
A formal and visual modeling approach to choreography based web services composition and conformance verification, Wing Lok YEUNG
Behavioral modeling and verification of multi-agent systems for manufacturing control, Wing Lok YEUNG
Formal verification of negotiation protocols for multi-agent manufacturing systems, Wing Lok YEUNG
Submissions from 2010
A note on competitive supply chains with generalised supply costs, Derek ATKINS and Liping LIANG
Bayesian variable selection for binary response models and direct marketing forecasting, Geng CUI, Man Leung WONG, and Guichang ZHANG
Order-based backorders in multi-item inventory systems, Jiejian FENG, Liming LIU, and Yat Wah WAN
Adaptive, convergent, and diversified archiving strategy for multiobjective evolutionary algorithms, Huidong JIN and Man Leung WONG
Joint pricing and contingent free-shipping decisions in B2C transactions, Mingming LENG and Rafael BECERRIL-ARREOLA
Analytic solution for the nucleolus of a three-player cooperative game, Mingming LENG and Mahmut PARLAR
A note on optimal "riskless" and "risk" prices for the newsvendor problem with an assembly cost, Mingming LENG and Mahmut PARLAR
Game-theoretic analyses of decentralized assembly supply chains : non-cooperative equilibria vs. coordination with cost-sharing contracts, Mingming LENG and Mahmut PARLAR
Staffing level analysis for a product inspection process : applying simulation techniques and queuing theory to a real world problem, Liping LIANG
Rolling‐horizon replenishment : policies and performance analysis, Zhoutong LIAN, Liming LIU, and Stuart X. ZHU
Illusions of wireless security, Wai Sing, Alfred LOO
Markovian iterative method for degree distributions of growing networks, Dinghua SHI, Huijie ZHOU, and Liming LIU
Direct marketing modeling using evolutionary Bayesian network learning algorithm, Man Leung WONG
Channel coordination in a consignment contract, Dengfeng ZHANG, Renato DE MATTA, and Timothy J. LOWE
Submissions from 2009
Mining Bayesian networks from direct marketing databases with missing values, Yuan Yuan GUO and Man Leung WONG
Novel homoclinic and heteroclinic solutions for the 2D complex cubic Ginzburg–Landau equation, Jian HUANG, Mingming LENG, and Zhengde DAI
Allocation of cost savings in a three-level supply chain with demand information sharing : a cooperative game approach, Mingming LENG and Mahmut PARLAR
Lead-time reduction in a two-level supply chain : non-cooperative equilibria vs. coordination with a profit-sharing contract, Mingming LENG and Mahmut PARLAR
Side-payment contracts in two-person nonzero-sum supply chain games : review, discussion and applications, Mingming LENG and An ZHU
Security threats of smart phones and bluetooth, Wai Sing, Alfred LOO
An econometric analysis for container shipping market, Meifeng LUO, Lixian FAN, and Liming LIU
Implementation of parallel genetic algorithms on graphics processing units, Man Leung WONG and Tien Tsin WONG
Submissions from 2008
Model selection for direct marketing : performance criteria and validation methods, Geng CUI, Man Leung WONG, Guichang ZHANG, and Lin LI
Heavy-tailed asymptotics for a fluid model driven by an M/G/1 queue, Quan Lin LI, Liming LIU, and Weixin SHANG
The myths and truths of wireless security : an end-user perspective, Wai Sing, Alfred LOO
Learning Bayesian networks from incomplete databases using a novel evolutionary algorithm, Man Leung WONG and Yuan Yuan GUO
Submissions from 2007
Evolutionary computing on consumer graphics hardware, Kai Ling FOK, Tien Tsin WONG, and Man Leung WONG
Pricing and lead time decisions in decentralized supply chains, Liming LIU, Mahmut PARLAR, and Stuart X. ZHU
Dynamic Competitive Newsvendors with Service-Sensitive Demands, Liming LIU, Weixin SHANG, and Shaohua WU
Peer-to-peer computing : building supercomputers with Web technologies, Wai Sing, Alfred LOO
CSP-based verification for web service orchestration and choreography, Wing Lok YEUNG
Modelling and model checking suspendible business processes via statechart diagrams and CSP, Wing Lok YEUNG, K.R.P.H. LEUNG, Ji WANG, and Wei DONG
Submissions from 2006
A profit sharing scheme for a two-firm joint venture, Li DU, Qiying HU, and Liming LIU
Game-theoretic analysis of an ancient Chinese horse race problem, Mingming LENG and Mahmut PARLAR
Accessing embedded program in untestable mobile environment : experience of a trustworthiness approach, Karl R. P. H. LEUNG, Joseph K.-Y. NG, and Wing Lok YEUNG
Production control in a two-stage system, Hui LI and Liming LIU
A model for information literacy course development : a liberal arts university perspective, Wai Sing, Alfred LOO and Chi Wai CHUNG
Tail asymptotics for the queue length in an M/G/1 retrial queue, Weixin SHANG, Liming LIU, and Quan Lin LI
Degree distributions of evolving networks, D. SHI, Liming LIU, S. X. ZHU, and H. ZHOU
Parallel evolutionary algorithms on consumer-level graphics processing unit, Tien Tsin WONG and Man Leung WONG
Submissions from 2005
Scalable model-based cluster analysis using clustering features, Huidong JIN, Kwong Sak LEUNG, Man Leung WONG, and Zong Ben XU
Free shipping and purchasing decisions in B2B transactions : a game-theoretic analysis, Mingming LENG and Mahmut PARLAR
Game theoretic applications in supply chain management : a review, Mingming LENG and Mahmut PARLAR
Distributed multiple selection algorithm for peer-to-peer systems, Wai Sing, Alfred LOO
倉頡輸入法課程, Wai Sing, Alfred LOO and Weiquan LU


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Sometime last spring I began fiddling with my computer. I changed my preferences and landing pages so I would no longer see a hint of news. I filled my ancient Mac with numerous ad blockers, stealth modes, and anti-tracking software. You see, I was tired of being barraged by idiotic headlines, the majority of which seemed dubious, depressing, and stupid. I didn't enjoy being the recipient of "breaking stories" and ads selected by some non-benevolent algorithm (spawned by some even less benevolent corporate leviathan) based on my browsing habits.
I don't like it when a mathematical equation hops on its patronizing high horse and tries to influence my views, tastes, and decisions. It's embarrassing. At one time such things would have outraged me, but that ship has long since sailed. It took years to understand that my outrage matters not a whit to anyone but me. I now realize that most people don't mind being bamboozled, so long as the bamboozlement in question is comforting. They don't mind being sold a pig in a poke, so long as the pig's color scheme doesn't clash with their belief system, desires, or preconceptions. About the most I say these days is that a body shouldn't believe more than 10 percent of anything they see, hear, or read in the news media.
And since you never know which 10 percent is factual, you might as well ignore everything but the weather report.
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Matching Donation Programs
Intel has several matching donation programs for Intel blue badge employees. As an Intel benefit to retirees, official Intel retirees continue to be able to take advantage of these programs. While these matching programs have the same requirements and provide the same benefits for retirees, some programs differ in the process retirees use to submit a matching donation request. A 3rd party vendor administers most of these programs, but they are owned, reviewed and updated by Intel.
Below is a top-level summary of the each program with links providing a more complete description and any associated forms, as well as a chart that contains the key provisions and limits of each program. For a table that compares the main provisions of each program click here.
Intel's Annual Community Giving/United Way Campaign – REPLACED
As announced in the IRO October 2015 News Flash, this program has been REPLACED beginning in 2016 by the Intel Matching Gifts Program (see below)
Intel Matching Gifts Program
Intel launched the new Matching Gifts program at the end of July 2016. Donations to educational organizations and non-profits will be matched retroactive to January 1, 2016. Donation receipts are required for gifts made directly to eligible organizations.
Matching Gifts to Education
Currently Intel matches 100% of employee and retiree donations to accredited educational organizations. The maximum annual match is currently $5000. For complete details click here
Matching Gifts to Non-Profits
Currently Intel matches 100% of employee and retiree donations to eligible non-profits. The maximum annual match is currently $5000.00. This is in addition to the $5,000 that is matched for educational organizations. For complete details click here.
Intel Involved Matching Grant Program
This program matches the time that Intel employees and U.S. retirees spend volunteering in schools and non-profits with a cash donation. Donations amounts are based on the total hours submitted for an organization. A single matching grant "payout" check is mailed to qualifying organizations the following year. Click here for program details. Hours can be submitted at any point (but must occur before an announced January deadline) using this form.
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It has been a month since my Vancouver trip, but I need to finish the posts and reports so I don't feel guilty about turning my attention to my most recent trip (to Toronto)...
so, I will just concentrate on two more places...first, Imperial Chinese Seafood in the Marine Building downtown, which doesn't get a lot of mention on the board. A local Vancouver friend suggested it as a place to meet before a day of sightseeing (since it is almost next door to the Hyatt where we were staying) and it was a very pleasant surprise!
First of all, the Marine Building is one of the finest examples of art deco architecture anywhere (certainly the finest in Vancouver!) so anyone who appreciates deco will want to visit it...Most of the architectual details don't make it into the restaurant (don't miss the building lobby, however!), but it is very lovely nonetheless, with high ceilings, white tableclothes, and a harbor view. Most of the patrons on a holiday Monday were Asian. We had a reservation but didn't need it: not sure how busy it would be on a regular weekday...
Dim sum: most of the ordering is off of a menu, which was the only downside (I prefer carts or trays), though they did bring around a few trays later in our meal. The upside of menu ordering: everything we had was fresh and hot. Highlights were shrimp rice rolls, scallop dumplings, chicken feet, and everything fried, especially the taro balls, which were delicious: as good as I've eaten anywhere. This kitchen really has a light,nice touch with fried foods. The mango pudding was also outstanding....
It isn't cheap, but it was good value. They have a full bar, btw, though we didn't indulge and I didn't check out their drink prices... We treated our friend, and total for the three of us with tax and tip and enough food to keep us going until dinner, was $20 each Canadian.
Has anyone tried it for dinner?
So, on to West...
I don't know. Sometimes I wonder if it is good to go into a restaurant with high expectations...perhaps if one is expecting a stellar experience (at least one Hound has several times referred to West as the best restaurant in North America) one will inevitably be disappointed?
In any event, we arrived early with a reservation, as we wanted to take advantage of the early bird prix fixe menu. We were asked to wait just a bit at the bar (the place was empty, but perhaps they weren't quite set up yet, since it was just after opening). Hubby ordered a drink, and we did enjoy the bartender, who clearly knew what he was doing...(or she? at this point I can't remember the bartender's gender, but I still remember the loving way he or she mixed that martini and made the twist while we watched...)
The room is very pleasant, with modern lines, with a wall of wine bottles along one side and nicely spaced tables. Service throughout was excellent and friendly. Not overly formal, but with a few formal touches.
Once seated, we checked out the wine list: it is extensive, with a truly great selection of half bottles. Pricy, but I don't hold that against the place, after all, it is a top restaurant, and wine is expensive in Vancouver, everywhere. We ended up ordering two half bottles, but unfortunately, I didn't keep my notes to tell you what they were. (both were very good and not unreasonably priced, given the location).
As mentioned, to try and keep costs from getting to out of control, we went for the prix fixe...on to the food: an amuse bouche came first: a small shot glass of cold cucumber soup. It tasted like cucumber...nice, nothing more.
The prix fixe was very similar to that outlined on the website:
We had:
oysters: I started with six truly lovely BC oysters...probably the highlight of the meal for me.
soup: for the life of me, I can't remember what it was (don't think it was the mushroom now listed; artichoke perhaps?), and as I said, l lost those darn notes,...but my impression was that it was very good, not outstanding.
ravioli: very good, one ravioli, nice balance of flavors, rich and tasty. but not amazing (sort of the theme for the evening)
wild salmon, with dungeness foam and parlesy pomme puree: the biggest disappointment of the evening: the crab foam was very nice, with intense flavor. The salmon itself was overcooked. Admittedly, I didn't specify medium rare, which is how I prefer salmon, but I guess I didn't think that it would come well-done at a restaurant of this caliber...
The lamb: it was good, again, it wasn't anything amazing, but it was very good. Hubby ordered it medium rare, and I'd say it was just on the medium side of that.
Dessert: we were both in a chocolate mood, so we both had the torte with creme caramel ice cream and, in hubby's case, the rum soaked bananas...I don't eat bananas but leaving them out of my serving was no problem. The ice cream was my favorite part of the dessert.
Total for all of this with tax and tip was somewhere around $250 Canadian, and yes, that was with the $45 prix fixe (but there were those oysters and the wine).
Bottom line: It was a very nice meal, overall, and we enjoyed ourselves. That said, I wouldn't rush back: it was good, but not the amazing experience others have described, and imo not worth the price. At quite a bit less than that price point I can do as well or better at home in SF, and indeed, in Vancouver: I thought the food was every bit as good at Chambar, at nearly half the price.
Perhaps the prix fixe is not the way to go here. Some of the other choices sound more appealing, and I wonder if the kitchen takes more care with them (?) I certainly wouldn't recommend going with the prix fixe as a cost saver; this hound at least, was disappointed. I'd say go all out, and then report back, or save a stack of loonies and go elsewhere for a very nice meal in very nice surroundings, which is what West was for us (no more, no less).


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Elton John Bassist Dead Of Apparent Suicide
Session bassist Bob Birch has died suddenly, with reports suggesting he shot himself, at the age of 56.
Session bassist Bob Birch has died suddenly, with reports suggesting he shot himself, at the age of 56.
The musician was mainly known for being part of Elton John's band since 1992, but he'd also worked with Eric Clapton, BB King, Sting and many others.
Los Angeles Coroner's office said in a statement that Birch was found at his home in San Fernando Valley on Wednesday afternoon with a gunshot wound to the head.
Police are investigating the incident as a possible suicide.
A tribute on Elton John's website says: "We are very sad to report the sudden death of Bob Birch. Bob had been a member of the band since 1992, the longest-serving bassist in Elton's touring band."
The musician started out playing alto sax and won several school orchestra awards before taking up bass. He joined a jazz band in Los Angeles in 1981. He later collaborated with keyboardist Guy Babylon, who introduced him to the Elton John band as they were setting themselves up as Warpipes in 1989. That led to his long-time gig with John.
In the 1990s he performed with Keith Emerson, Steve Porcaro, Glenn Hughes, Ronnie Montrose and David Coverdale. As a result of John's double-header tours with Billy Joel, Birch became a mainstay of early "Rock & Roll Fantasy Camps", working alongside Leslie West, Nils Lofgren and Lou Gramm.
He played on BB King's 2005 album "80" and had collaborated with Eric Clapton, Brian May, Bryan Adams, Tina Turner, Sting, Little Richard, Gregg Allman and dozens of other big names.
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In the service, one is not expected to be complimented for a "job well done," as you were assigned with the expectation it would be so. This carries over to veterans in their civilian careers, so singling out one for excellence is not in our DNA.
However, in these increasingly trying times it is universally recognized in the veteran community we have a Veterans Service Officer who excels in his position that sets him above his peers. I personally know of two veterans who have chosen to move here after learning how veterans are treated locally. This extends to our local VA clinic and the VA Medical Center in Albuquerque with whom Rich Schleeter closely works.
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MOVIE SYNOPSIS [ General Audiences ] Film of Walter Ratliff. The premiere took place in 2008, with a production coming from USA. You can watch Through the Desert Goes Our Journey online on TV cable or theaters with original audio in English at different dates. This film premiered in theaters in 2008.
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I also provide a list of places you can find some great igami paper as well as eight different colourful patterns that you can print out and use. On completing the Easy igami course you will be presented a Certificate congratulating you on successfully learning the basics of igami and having the skills to make six beautiful pieces. Once you have these basic skills you will then be able to progress to me advanced igami creations in the future.
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Lately, my computer has been crashing a lot and a few BSODs have occurred. So I decided to open my computer up and give it a clean. I also took the RAM out and cleaned it and slotted it back to its original position. However, I now have a much larger problem. Whenever, I turn on the computer it tells me to "Reboot and select proper boot device or insert boot device in selected media and press any key". I put in my Windows 7 installation CD, but no drives are detected. I also checked my BIOS and no SATA drives are detected.
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The New Netnography: Intel Launches The Museum of Me
Intel has launched a new Facebook application that might be the worlds first viral, consumer driven netnography tool: the Museum of Me. I'm quite certain that they didn't intend for that to be the case but the end result is the same; an application that compiles all of your content from your Facebook profile and allows users to "Create and explore a visual archive of your social life".
Opinions are divided about whether this is cool or creepy, but it is undeniably an indication of how much consumers will share if you make it an engaging experience for them as well as an example of how technology can be used to build deep and rich virtual ethnographic profiles.
Here is a description from CNET blogger Don Reisinger:
As the tour commences, users will "walk" through rooms, showing the profile pictures of friends, personal photos, videos from their profiles, and much more. The "museum" also includes a collection of status updates and other content posted to their wall. Another room shows the user's location information on a map.
Undoubtedly, some will look at Museum of Me and think it's a bit creepy that Intel was able to pull that much information from the user's profile to put into the program. However, it's worth noting that all the information available in Museum of Me is content the user has already shared with friends on their Facebook profile. Moreover, Intel's application is not publicly shared.
Here is a screen shot of my own "Pictures Gallery" to give you a sense of the look and feel of the experience:
Perhaps most impressive is that at the end of the tour you see a "back room" where industrial robots sort through the profile pictures of all of your connections, and then a visual representation of how you are connected in the the web of your social network.
This is where things could get interesting. If an enterprising MR firm (although more likely it would be a BI-centric organization or social media monitoring tech provider) could tie some analytics into this similar to a KLOUT score to determine influence or perhaps even used a "Digividuals" type bot to follow each of the links on your profile (or even better for all of your friend's profiles), it would create an unprecedented opportunity to engage consumers as partners in a netnographic "tracking study".
Far fetched? Not at all. All of the technology to do this exists today. Brainjuicer already uses Digividuals to create virtual segmentation schemes using a similar process and Decooda uses a technology called "deep web" combined with text analytics to explore multiple levels of documents connected to an initial target concept. It would not be difficult to tie these technologies together to create a whole new way to collect consumer virtual ethnographic data.
Intel has created a compelling visual "hook" that engages users to such an extent that they willingly allow access to their personal information. Market Research has much to learn from this example.
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5 Responses to "The New Netnography: Intel Launches The Museum of Me"
June 3rd, 2011 at 8:05 am
So narcissistic and creepy, I had to check it out right away. Its loading my FB info as I type this, taking some time… Thanks for sharing.
June 3rd, 2011 at 12:01 pm
LOL; so what is your final vote? Narcissistic and creepy, yes, but cool and thought provoking as well, right?
June 6th, 2011 at 2:50 pm
Ha. Most of the links I saw to this on Twitter said it was narcissistic…but awesome. My feeling: this data is all there and accessible, so way to go Intel for making it look so cool!
June 7th, 2011 at 10:21 am
I am really very happy to see this updated information regarding the intel. i am going to bookmark this site for furthur use.
August 7th, 2012 at 6:06 am
I did explore the Intel Museum of Me. Though it appears to be a great visualization of the data we have shared on Facebook, I am unsure how this visualization can actually be used in other places. To this effect, it seems to me like this idea is a fancy way of portraying what is already public on the FB profile, but I can see no practical application of this.
Would be great if you can share your thoughts on this.


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