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In this paper, three metaheuristics are proposed for solving a class of job shop, open shop, and mixed shop scheduling problems. We evaluate the performance of the proposed algorithms by means of a set of Lawrences benchmark instances for the job shop problem, a set of randomly generated instances for the open shop problem, and a combined job shop and open shop test data for the mixed shop problem. The computational results show that the proposed algorithms perform extremely well on all these three types of shop scheduling problems. The results also reveal that the mixed shop problem is relatively easier to solve than the job shop problem due to the fact that the scheduling procedure becomes more flexible by the inclusion of more open shop jobs in the mixed shop. Keywords: Machine scheduling; open shop; job shop; mixed shop; metaheuristics. In combinatorial optimization, machine scheduling problems have been the subjects of extensive research since the early 1950s (Baker, 1974). Many of the early developments were motivated by problems arising in the area of manufacturing. The machine scheduling problems that we consider in this study can be described as follows: Given m machines and n jobs, the jobs are to be processed on the m machines. A schedule specifics, for each machine i and each job j, a time interval throughout which processing is performed on job j by machine i. A schedule is feasible if each job can only be processed on one machine and each machine can only process one job at a time, and also if it satisfies various requirements imposed on the jobs and machines relating to the specific problem type. According to the machine environment and job characteristics, machine scheduling problems can be divided into two production systems: single-stage system and multi-stage system. A single-stage system requires one operation for each job, whereas in a multi-stage system there are jobs that require operations on different machines. Single-stage systems involve either a single machine referred to as the single-machine scheduling problem, or m machines in parallel referred to as the parallel-machine scheduling problem. In multi-stage systems, there are three types of basic shop scheduling problems: the flow shop scheduling (FSS) problem, the job shop scheduling (JSS) problem, and the open shop scheduling (OSS) problem. In a flow shop, each job is processed on machines 1, . . . , m in this unidirectional fixed order. In a job shop, each job has a prescribed routing through the machines, but the routing for each job may be different. In an open shop, the routing through the machines is unrestricted and forms a part of the decision process. The objective function of minimizing the maximum completion time (makespan) is the main focus in most studies for shop scheduling problems in the literature.
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The Oklahoma Foundation for Medical Quality was named Organization of the Year by the Rural Health Association of Oklahoma.
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Engineering design is the process of transforming customers wants into design solutions. Conceiving, evaluating and selecting good design solutions are difficult tasks with enormous consequences. Fundamental conceptual weakness that occur due to the selection of a poor design solution may never be fully recovered by any subsequent design improvement. Many attempts have been made to establish good evaluation criteria for design solutions. A recent trend in engineering design research is the enhancement of the design process to create better design solutions. A huge body of research in engineering design has been published in German on design practice. Most of these efforts are listed in the German Guidelines VDI (Varian Destscher Ingenieure)–2221, [1], and in Hubka [2] and also Phal and Beitz [3]. The latest contribution in this stream is the axiomatic design as proposed by Suh [4–6] and Suh and Rinderle [7]. In this approach, two fundamental design principles, the Independence Axiom and the Information Axi om were proposed and such that any violation of these axioms in a design causes fundamental conceptual weakness in the design solution. For example, when the Independence Axiom can not be satisfied in a design functional coupling can weaken the design controllability. On the other hand, a design solution may suffer from complexity when the Information Axiom is not followed. Excessive complexity is a major contributor to any fundamental conceptual weakness in a design solution. The objective of this paper is to explore components of complexity in engineering design and to derive the mathematical relationships to quantify them. Section 2 discusses the necessary background in axiomatic design. Section 3 discusses general aspects of complexity. In Section 4, we identify and derive the mathematical relationships that quantify variability and vulnerability components of complexity in engineering design. Section 5 identifies correlation as another component of complexity under the assumption of a normal distribution. Section 6 is the conclusion section.
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RentByBoater.com today announced plans to launch
a new online marketplace as an alternative to boat rental clubs and fractional
yacht ownership programs. RentByBoater.com matches private and commercial
boat owners wanting to offset costs with recreational enthusiasts looking
for short-term boat rentals .
The economy is sinking many recreational and commercial vessel owners of
motorboats, yachts, fishing, and cruising boats. Media reports indicate
that boat repossession and resale auction firms are on pace to have a
record-breaking year, surpassing last years totals of 3,066 vessels. Boat
owners are underwater with payments and unsuccessful with selling a boat due to large supply
and a lack of demand for large ticket purchases.
“RentByBoater.com offers owners a chance to turn their depreciating asset
into a profitable investment by renting their boat to others who are
looking for a short-term rental,” said Brian Stefka, CEO and founder of
RentByBoater.com. “A majority of these would-be renters prefer to rent a
short-term recreational boat or charter since theyre not interested in
making the financial commitment to purchase their own vessel.”
RentByBoater.com is currently offering pre-registration specials for
private and commercial owners looking to offer their boat for rent. Its
free to pre-register your boat
listings here. The first 10 boat listings for the first six months are
free and incentives up to $500 are available when an owner signs up and
refers a friend.
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that allows them to save favorite boats, rate posted rental boats, view
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communicating with an owner.
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Microscopically, facial nerve hemangiomas are seen as large vascular spaces lined with thin endothelium surrounded by thick walls filled with uniform fibrous tissue. (1,2) The characteristic honeycomb appearance seen on computed tomography (CT) (figure, A) is the result of erosion of the temporal bone and calcification of the collagen-containing walls between the vascular channels. The presence of bony channels, indistinct tumor margins, and intratumor bony spicules led to the term ossifying hemangiomas. (3) High-resolution CT and enhanced magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) (figure, B) together are the most sensitive diagnostic modalities available to demonstrate facial nerve hemangiomas. (1)
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Bullies! Dont you detest their hurtful attitude and taunting language? Dont you abhor how bullying makes the victims feel? Bullying has occurred throughout the generations and in all kinds of societies. Even animals can be said to bully one another - birds have a pecking order and wolf packs will shun individuals. Slavery can be considered the most egregious form of bullying, and even the corporate world includes bullying. Often, minorities and women are excluded from high-ranking positions. Some bosses bully subordinates; coworkers may bully associates to make themselves feel important. Although there are many facets of bullying, this article focuses on varying measures of dealing with bullies at the early childhood level. Dictionary.com defines a bully as “[a] person who is habitually cruel or overbearing, especially to smaller or weaker people.” The Gale Encyclopedia of Childhood and Adolescence (1998) identifies the bully as “[a]n aggressive child who repeatedly victimizes a less powerful child with physical and/or emotional abuse.” Olweus (1993) describes bullying as “exposure, repeatedly and over time, to negative actions (words, physical contact, making faces, gesturing, or intentional exclusion from a group) on the part of one or more other students” (p. 9). Trawick-Smith (2006) classifies bullying as “proactive aggression that has no clear goal and is often displaced and hostile in intent” (p. 313). Even the definition from what is considered the first modern American dictionary (Webster, 1828) uses explicit language in characterizing a bully as “[a] noisy, blustering overbearing fellow, more distinguished for insolence and empty menaces, than for courage, and disposed to provoke quarrels.” Bullying, in the context of children, generally involves one or more larger or older children subjugating a defenseless youngster who is incapable of protecting him/herself. Warner and Sower (2005) state that bullies often are reacting to a kind of bias or diversity issue when they beset others. The target frequently possesses a characteristic that is “different” and that provides a supposed rationale for the attack; for example, freckles or an unusual name can incite an assault. According to Hendrick (2003), bullying encompasses varying types of verbal behavior, such as mockery, derision, insults, and threats. This vocal harassment causes emotional distress and poignant anguish. Verbalized bullying is often accompanied by physical harm, which can range from mild contact to, in the most extreme cases, even death. The most accepted definition of bullying is the one offered by Dan Olweus, a recognized expert on the topic of bullying: “aggressive behavior that (a) is intended to cause harm or distress, (b) occurs repeatedly over time, and (c) occurs in an association in which there is an imbalance of power or strength” (Fleming Towey, 2002, p. 6).
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ABSTRACT Workplace bullying is a phenomenon that is attracting increasing interest from researchers throughout the Western world. To date, most of the research into workplace bullying has focused on managers and colleagues as the perpetrators of bullying in the workplace. By contrast, little is known about upwards bullying, where managers are the targets. We argue that in order to more fully understand workplace bullying as a whole, the phenomenon of upwards bullying requires research attention. In the present study, upwards bullying was explored in interviews conducted with 24 managers from public and private organizations, with the data coded and arranged thematically. Results indicate that potential contributing factors towards upwards bullying include the current work environment, change within organizations and power issues. We recommend that organizations identify the occurrence and processes of upwards bullying as important steps in developing comprehensive workplace bullying policies. Keywords: power; upwards bullying; workplace abuse; workplace bullying Despite an increase in research into workplace bullying in recent decades, the major focus has been on downwards bullying with some recent attention on horizontal bullying (Lewis Sheehan 2003). Thus, relatively little is known about managers who are bullied by their staff, a process described as upwards bullying within this paper, and why this form of bullying occurs. While it is legitimate that the predominant focus of research has been on managers as the perpetrators of workplace bullying (British studies have consistently found those in superior positions to be perpetrators of workplace bullying - Zapf, Einarsen, Hoel Vartia 2003), we contend that, in order to fully understand the broad phenomenon of workplace bullying, upwards bullying requires our attention. Such a focus has potential to impact on our theoretical understanding of workplace bullying, and to highlight important recommendations for managers, staff and organizations. Despite limited usage of the term upwards bullying (Lewis Sheehan 2003; McCarthy, Henderson, Sheehan Barker 2002; Rayner Cooper 2003), there does appear to be general agreement in the literature that managers can indeed be the targets of workplace bullying from their staff (e.g. Zapf et al. 2003). For example, Hoel, Cooper and Faragher (2001) found in their study of the impact of organizational status and workplace bullying that 6.7% of respondents had been bullied by staff. Furthermore, prevalence studies into workplace bullying have identified the occurrence of upwards bullying as between 2% and 27%, with a mean of 11% (see Zapf et al. 2003). However, cases of upwards bullying are reported in the literature rarely (Rayner Cooper 2003) and are often presented anecdotally or as single cases (see Braverman 1999, for example).
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GE Money - Sales Finance Reflects Growth, Evolution Of Consumer Lending Unit KETTERING, Ohio — New markets, new products and a new focus have translated into a new name for one of GE Moneys fastest growing business units. GE Consumer Finances Retail Sales Finance unit today announced it is changing its name to GE Money - Sales Finance. The business unit has achieved double-digit growth over the last four years and has doubled its assets in just the past two, reaching $16 billion. GE Moneys Sales Finance division helps business owners increase sales and profits by providing extended financing, installment lending, revolving credit, private label credit cards, bank card programs and other financing solutions to independent and regional retailers, dealers, manufacturers, service providers, health care professionals and consumers. “The new name reflects how weve evolved beyond the retail space,” said Glenn Marino, president and CEO of GE Moneys Sales Finance unit. “Were broadening our markets, channels and product offerings — all focused on helping our partners grow their businesses by offering simple, fast and flexible financing programs to their customers.” Sales financing has been shown to quadruple an average ticket sale over other tenders.
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Monthly publication focuses on western American homes, gardens, travel and lifestyle. Sunset Magazine has documented the idea of a ranch house, cooking with regional ingredients, low water/low maintenance gardening and Western-style home decor.
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Features information on nutrition, exercise, and fitness-related travel as well as profiles of well-known trainers and fitness experts.
The advertising and public relations world has continually brought physicians names to the public. Ten years ago if a doctor called himself a cosmetic surgeon, the patient knew precisely what that title meant. Currently, doctors in various sub-specialties, such as dermatologists, gynecologists, opthamologists and even dentists, are performing cosmetic surgery procedures. This can utterly confuse prospective patients trying to find the most qualified surgeons. How, wonders Dr. Stanley Taub, a New York City plastic and reconstructive surgeon, “is a prospective patient to know who is a diligent, excellent, caring physician and who is a charlatan?” Taub wants to disseminate information the public can use to select a cosmetic surgeon in a country now brimming with doctors calling themselves “cosmetic surgeons.” “Public law and policy do not necessarily protect us from unreasonable and untrue claims,” declares Taub. “A physician needs to be licensed in medicine which means earning a recognized medical degree–and can hang out a shingle in any specialty he chooses. The state does not control what area of medicine he practices or which type of specialist he says he is unless there are complaints and he is brought before the Office of Professional Medical Conduct. Often, however, by then it is too late.” How do we ascertain a physicians expertise and qualifications before placing ourselves under his or her care? Four basic areas must be investigated–a physicians training, certification, associations and attitude toward his or her patients. “A physician should have and be willing to provide evidence that he or she has trained in the area of their expertise,” Taub states. “For example, patients want to locate a plastic surgeon who trained in plastic surgery, which means a post-surgical residency fellowship in the sub-specialty. Each residency or fellowship program gives a certificate [indicating] the dates of service as well as the hospital or department in which the physician trained.” Most physicians keep certificates and other diplomas framed in their offices. If these are unavailable, at least a curriculum vitae or brochure describing a doctors training should be available and carefully examined by the patient. “If a physician is either unable or unwilling to disclose this information, it becomes a clear issue of medical consumer beware,” Taub warns.
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The old fits in with the new in this showhouse.
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Newspaper covers business news for professionals in the Topeka, Kansas area.
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The Pictorial Print Division (PPD) serves those who make prints or have their work displayed as prints. Prints may be self-made, commercial, digital, or darkroom printed. If the final copy is a print, then consider what the Pictorial Print Division has to offer. A group of 8-12 photographers make up a Print Study Group. A portfolio of prints is mailed to each member in turn, and the member comments on each print, removes a previous print, inserts a new print, and adds a personal newsletter. The last member sends the portfolio to the “commentator,” an experienced photographer who provides an “expert” opinion on each print. The secretary sets a new schedule and starts the portfolio on the next round. The following are some of the portfolios available: American Portfolio–Approximately 30 portfolios to fit individual needs: color, monochrome, nature, contemporary, commercial, assigned subjects, digital printing, darkroom printing, 8×10, 11×14, etc. Portrait Portfolios–Five Study Groups, including Character Studies, Children, Animals, Figure Studies, and Glamour Girl. The emphasis is on posing, lighting, apparel, and backgrounds. Canadian and European Portfolios–Canadians and Europeans participate with fellow members from their own or neighboring countries. POM is a monthly print competition for all PSA members. Subject matter and printing techniques are “open.” Four classes, two for color and two for monochrome, allow experienced and less experienced photographers to compete on their own levels. Qualified PSA judges critique your prints and provide written comments and suggestions for improvements. Each month 1st, 2nd and 3rd place winners receive certificates, and the winning prints are posted on the POM Gallery web pages. A “Picture of the Month” is selected for publication in the PSA Journal. Winners and Honorable Mentions receive “points,” and at the end of the year the member with the most points in each of four categories receives a PPD medal. You may join POM at any time. If you would like to be a POM judge, contact the POM director.
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ROCHESTER, Mich. — A breakthrough survey conducted by Foresight Research quantifies the
automotive sales impact of print articles and print advertising. Then it
compares print articles and print advertising influence to other forms
of marketing communications used by auto buyers.
The study shows that the majority of vehicle buyers (62%) are influenced
to some degree by print articles, and 45% are influenced to some degree
by print advertising. 19% said print articles were a primary or secondary
purchase influence, and 8% reported that print advertising was a primary
or secondary influence.
“We also noted the influence by vehicle brand purchased and found that
BMW, Cadillac, Acura, Lexus, Infiniti, Hyundai and Mazda lead the brands
in terms of impact from print articles. Then we looked at the print
advertising side and many of the same brands appear. The reason is that
buyers are paying attention to both the articles and the ads,” says
Steve Bruyn, CEO of Foresight Research.
So, what are the most influential publications? Consumer Reports and
newspapers are widely influential but so are some of the automotive
publications like – Car and Driver, Motor Trend, Automobile Magazine,
Road and Track and Autoweek. “This study proves that print publications
still play a role in this electronic era,” stated Bruyn.
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Newspaper serves Kansas Citys legal and business community with legal notices, court dockets and business leads.
In addition to these tests, which I refer to as “electrical integrity testing,” an acceptance testing program should include verification of mechanical integrity and functional performance. Mechanical integrity includes verifying that the equipment is properly installed, connections are tightened properly, and mechanisms are properly adjusted, etc. Functional performance verification applies to any operation, interlock, or control system that requires a step-by-step procedure for testing, such as bus transfer schemes or ground fault protection. The goal of acceptance testing is similar to that of preventive maintenance: to identify and prevent potential unscheduled failure of the equipment while in service. The decision process for the scope and extent is also similar: The cost of testing should be justified by the avoided cost of an unscheduled failure or its impact on personnel safety and the mission of the facility. In most facilities, the cost of testing every single motor or branch circuit breaker would not be justified, although in a critical data center or semiconductor production facility it may be. While the extent of testing is facility specific, the following systems and equipment in typical commercial facilities are normally included: all medium-voltage (Over 600-V) equipment; the main electrical service switchboard; the grounding system; the emergency power system; the fire detection system; and large motors and starters, such as chillers.
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Westpacs group executive, business and consumer banking, Mike Pratt, has defended his banks possible plans to offshore various business processes. Speaking at Australian Banking Finance magazines The Future of Retail Financial Services luncheon, Mr Pratt said that global institutions are attacking the Australian market and have the advantage of global scale, with many already offshoring and processing out of India. “We cannot ignore that. So offshoring is something we are looking at,” he said. The Commonwealth Banks head of retail banking services, Michael Cameron, speaking at the same event, said that his bank had a different approach.
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HIGH flyers are being warned time is running out to avoid a tax penalty on offshore savings. Friday is the last day on which taxpayers can register to take advantage of HMRCs Offshore Disclosure Arrangements.
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Traffic to Dieting Websites up 32% Compared to Previous Year NEW YORK — With the New Year upon us, many Americans have turned to the Internet to help with the New Years resolution of losing weight. According to Hitwise, the worlds leading competitive intelligence service, the most searched for diet was the Hallelujah Diet for the week ending Dec. 29, 2007. Other top 10 searches that contained the term diet for last week, included popular diets such as the South Beach Diet and the Diabetic Diet (see chart on right). For the same week in 2006 and 2005, the South Beach Diet and the Atkins Diet owned the #1 and #2 spot, respectively. Other diet searches included the Special K Diet, Cabbage Soup Diet and the Detox Diet. “Searches for diets are one of the most predictable patterns on the Internet, with the high point always being the first of the year and the low-point being Thanksgiving week,” said Bill Tancer, general manager of global research, Hitwise. “If 2008 resolution searches follow the pattern set by previous years, diet searches should start plummeting in popularity by next week.” Traffic to the custom category of 30 Dieting websites was up 32 percent for the week ending Dec. 29, 2007, compared to the same week in 2006. WeightWatchers.com was the most visited website among the custom category of 30 Dieting websites for the week ending Dec. 29, 2007. SparkPeople.com received the second most visits followed by FatLoss4Idiots.com. Female visitors made up the majority of traffic on each sites with 70% of the share of traffic to WeightWatchers.com and 83% of the traffic to SparkPeople.com for the 4 weeks ending Dec. 29, 2007.
Sunday edition of Britains tabloid newspaper features articles on news and sports, plus celebrity gossip, regular columnists and opinion.
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House hunt ends in just the right place for this couple.
A list of nursing and residential homes in Sunderland are being given top awards today. Prestigious Healthy Home Awards are being presented to 19 establishments by the citys mayor, Coun Juliana Heron. The awards are presented annually to homes which have made outstanding efforts to promote a healthy, clean and safe living environment.
Sunday edition of Britains tabloid newspaper features articles on news and sports, plus celebrity gossip, regular columnists and opinion.
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Unity PrintingOwner: John Wilkerson Address: 2024 W. 2nd St., Little Rock, 664-2223 Start-up date: June With 19 years of printing experience, John Wilkerson decided to open his own printing and typesetting business, Unity Printing.
iPrint will fulfill corporate print materials for Transcend, including
business cards and stationery items. Transcend will be serviced by
iPrints Custom Quote group, which provides high-volume specialized
commercial print services for mid- to large-sized companies. iPrints
proprietary order, fulfillment, and tracking technology helps create
a smooth, seamless experience for customers with high-volume printing
needs. In addition to servicing the printing needs of corporate enterprises,
iPrint also offers high-volume digital copy services, specialized
printing services, and a self-service, online print shop aimed at
small- to medium-sized businesses that allows customers to easily
design, proof, and order customized business and stationery products,
promotional items, and corporate gifts and apparel at prices that are
up to 50% less than typical print shop rates.
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Hispanic men have experienced the greatest losses. During the past 30 years, the median income of black men rose 22 percent, after adjusting for inflation-rising from just $14,794 to $18,096. While he median income of black men is still far below that of white men, the gap is closing. In 1967, black men made just 57 percent as much as white men. By 1997, they made 69 percent as much as whites. Non-Hispanic white men have the highest median income, $27,559 in 1997. Asian men are in second place with a median income of $25,046. * As younger, better-educated generations of men replace older, less-educated men in the black population, the incomes of black men will continue to approach those of whites. In contrast, Hispanic incomes are not likely to rise much until immigrants make up a much smaller share of the Hispanic population.
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Enterprise Random Password Manager Selected as Winner for Privileged
Account Password Management
LOS ANGELES — Lieberman
Software today announced that Info Security Products Guide has named
Enterprise Random Password Manager (ERPM) a winner of the 2009 Tomorrow’s
Technology Today Award. This prestigious award recognizes security
vendors with advanced, ground-breaking technologies and solutions that
are helping set the bar higher for others in all areas of information
security. ERPM was selected based on technologies that are making the
most positive impact on security in today’s highly sophisticated and
blended attacks environment.
“Info Security Products Guide’s recognition of ERPM underscores our
focus on staying ahead of the curve in delivering solutions that provide
organizations with the ability to manage sensitive privileged accounts
in order to eliminate security and regulatory compliance risks,” said
Philip Lieberman, president and CEO, Lieberman Software.
Lieberman Software’s ERPM automatically discovers, updates, stores and
allows delegated recovery of all privileged account passwords in large,
multi-site organizations. It generates unique, complex local, domain,
and process passwords for each privileged account and then propagates
the password changes to all of the services, tasks, and applications
that use those credentials.
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A magazine devoted to improving the health and well-being of children. Features articles in the areas of academics personal fitness medicine and science..
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San Diego Business Journal is a publication in the field of business and finance offering news and analysis about local business trends.
Daily newspaper published in Oakland, California covers the news of the world, and provides features of interest to Bay Area residents. Articles cover local food, sports and business.
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Seanna specializes in the acquisition, sale, finance and development of real estate properties.
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Sunday edition of Britains tabloid newspaper features articles on news and sports, plus celebrity gossip, regular columnists and opinion.
NORTH East hospital deaths due to MRSA between 2002 and 2006. Sunderland Royal Hospital: 58 Freeman Hospital: 47 North Tyneside General Hospital: 41 Wansbeck General Hospital, Ashington: 25 Queen Elizabeth Hospital, Gateshead: 21 Royal Victoria Infirmary: 18 South Tyneside District Hospital: 16 University Hospital of North Durham: 14 Newcastle General Hospital: 9 NORTH East hospital deaths due to Clostridium difficile between 2002 and 2006.
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Burris Life Coaching Develops a New Definitive Standard for Life Coaching LAS VEGAS — Until now, there has not been a clear definition or standard for the term Life Coach. Everyone agrees that Life Coaching is about helping people set and accomplish their goals. The new Definitive Standard of Burris Life Coaching and the old standard definition now have a major difference. * Life Coach Definition from Dictionary.com - An advisor who helps people with problems, decisions, and goal attainment in daily life. * Burris Life Coach Definition - A Burris Life Coach guides people through a clinically proven process on how to change subconscious programming to match their conscious goals. “The reason one must address the process of the subconscious when setting a goal is the subconscious runs approximately four times faster than you can speak,” said Master Life Coach Kelly Burris. “This is why you can type or drive while talking on the phone because the subconscious is already programmed to do the other tasks.”
Many nurses may be familiar with life coaching or executive coaching. Coaching is a partnership between coach and client. The coaching process is designed to support clients as they work toward fulfilling personal and professional goals. While life and executive coaching may be the most well-known forms of coaching, the approach and methods of coaching have been extrapolated into other areas or niches. One of these is AD/HD coaching. “A designed partnership that combines coaching skills with knowledge of attention deficit disorder, a neurobiological condition. The coaching process enhances quality of life, improves performance, and supports growth and change. The purpose of AD/HD coaching is to provide support, structure, and accountability. Coach and client collaboratively explore strengths, talents, tools, and new learning to increase self-awareness and personal empowerment. Together they design strategies and actions and monitor progress by creating accountability in line with goals and aspirations” (IAAC, 2007). AD/HD coaching was brought into the spotlight as an intervention for the treatment of adult AD/HD by Hallowell and Ratey (1994) in their seminal book, Driven to Distraction. At that time, professionals focused mainly on educational accommodations and therapy for children and teens with AD/HD. Little had been written about coaching for youth with AD/HD, and the focus on youth coaching was centered on academics. Academic and educational coaches were available to students needing support, with a strong recommendation of academic coaching for struggling students with AD/HD and learning disabilities. Help4ADD@HighSchool (Nadeau, 1998) was one of the first books to discuss AD/HD coaching on a larger scale, reaching beyond simply academic coaching. In her book, Dr. Nadeau states, “Coaching is one of the best ways to deal with your ADD. A coach provides external structure and support, and teaches [you] how to develop your own internal structure” (p. 62). Coaching helps children and teens with AD/HD with several key challenges they face. First, coaching helps a child/teen learn techniques for maintaining focus, stay on task, and improve time management and organizational skills. The development of these skills can contribute to smoother family life and improved school performance. These skills are also the building blocks for future success. Second, by initiating the coaching process with school-aged children, coaches are able to help students with AD/HD avoid frustration and keep motivated, as well as help them build self-confidence and self-awareness during the formative years. Third, most children benefit from daily routines and structures, and building structure and predictability through routines is an effective tool for parents of challenging children with AD/HD (Heininger Weiss, 2001). Yet, routines can be difficult for the child with AD/HD to maintain, and a busy parent can easily be thrown off a routine when a child has AD/HD. Additionally, many parents of children and teens with AD/HD have attentional issues themselves and find it difficult to keep up with a plan on a daily basis. With the support of a well-trained AD/HD coach (IAAC, 2007), effective structure and routines can be developed and sustained, facilitating the consistency that allows children with AD/HD and related behavioral issues to thrive. This can be done with support, care, and humor to protect and build the self-esteem of everyone involved.
Quarterly publication covers news and events in the publishing industry relevant to humanities and social sciences.
Posted by on 25 Jun 2009 | Tagged as: Uncategorized
Newspaper covers business news for professionals in the Topeka, Kansas area.
Canadian Review of Sociology and Anthropology, The is a publication providing news and analysis of social and political science.
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A journal in tabloid format focusing on broadcast advertising and communications policy in the media. Also discusses issues that the media does not cover. It is directed at the academic and trade audience.
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Posted by on 25 Jun 2009 | Tagged as: Uncategorized
Independent sunday newspaper from Scotland provides news about the UK and the world, as well as coverage of sports, business, the arts and entertainment.
Byline: By Melissa Dagg We have all had shiny hair at one time or another, even if only as children. Dull hair is synonymous with unhealthy hair as shine is to its health. Dullness usually goes with dryness but the wrong use of products can dull hair, as can too much of a product, or you may allow your hair to get dirty so that the dust and grime forms a film and inhibits light reflection. Basically, the best way to banish dull hair is to have it clean. In addition, have it conditioned. Damaged hair doesnt shine as much as virgin hair because damage, whether it is from chemical processing or physical trauma such as rough treatment, raises the hairs cuticle and conditioner used after shampooing helps to flatten the cuticle, and the combination of clean hair and smooth hair aids light reflection. It is the reflection of light that gives hair a shine. All types of hair dont shine in the same way. The most shiny hair is straight, because straight surfaces reflect more light, the least shiny is frizzy curly hair, because the light is deflected from the undulating surface in different directions. Wavy hair, provided the waves are uniform and smooth, can also be quite shiny. There are shine sprays or leave-in conditioners which are mostly used on curly hair. They contain oils and oilicones, which in themselves help to reflect light. However to much of this type of product tends to coat the hair and attracts dust and dirt.
Posted by on 25 Jun 2009 | Tagged as: Uncategorized
Business Wire disseminates full-text announcements from companies and organizations worldwide. News release subjects include breaking news, earnings results, product announcements, mergers and acquisitions, public policy and press conference advisories.
The 2007 U.S. Drugs and Health and Beauty Aids Product Lines report features 2007 current and 2008 forecast estimates on the sales of drugs and health/beauty aids product lines for the 15 retail industries. The report also includes industry definition, 5-year historical trends on product lines sales. Product lines include prescription medications, non-prescription medications, vitamin supplements, health aids, cosmetics, hygiene needs and hearing aids. These industry reports (and U.S. Industry Market Outlook) provide estimates of the size and characteristics of the largest industries in United States. These estimates are produced by a proprietary economic model that is based on a number of sources and factors: 1. The size and characteristics of the largest U.S. industries (based on the U.S. Bureau of the Census publications, such as the U.S. Census 2000, U.S. Statistical Abstract, and County Business Patterns). 2. The forecast estimates for establishments and employment (regression analysis on historical trends from Census statistics listed above).
Business Wire disseminates full-text announcements from companies and organizations worldwide. News release subjects include breaking news, earnings results, product announcements, mergers and acquisitions, public policy and press conference advisories.
Posted by on 25 Jun 2009 | Tagged as: Uncategorized
This magazine is targeted to professionals in the lodging and hospitality industry. Topics include business trends, marketing ideas, operational tips, food service and security.
Utah Business is a publication providing news and analysis of US local business.
This magazine is targeted to professionals in the lodging and hospitality industry. Topics include business trends, marketing ideas, operational tips, food service and security.
Posted by on 25 Jun 2009 | Tagged as: Uncategorized
Publication serves dermatological and other medical professionals.
THE LATE Late Show team spent a small fortune flying in guests for their controversial “face lift” piece. Youd think while they were at it they would have gone the whole hog.
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Issued monthly, the Architectural Review contains feature articles about people in the industry, buildings and design worldwide.
M2 Best Books provides an up-to-the minute global overview of new book launches, publishing news and relevant industry happenings - particularly from smaller presses.
Posted by on 25 Jun 2009 | Tagged as: Uncategorized
In this paper, three metaheuristics are proposed for solving a class of job shop, open shop, and mixed shop scheduling problems. We evaluate the performance of the proposed algorithms by means of a set of Lawrences benchmark instances for the job shop problem, a set of randomly generated instances for the open shop problem, and a combined job shop and open shop test data for the mixed shop problem. The computational results show that the proposed algorithms perform extremely well on all these three types of shop scheduling problems. The results also reveal that the mixed shop problem is relatively easier to solve than the job shop problem due to the fact that the scheduling procedure becomes more flexible by the inclusion of more open shop jobs in the mixed shop. Keywords: Machine scheduling; open shop; job shop; mixed shop; metaheuristics. In combinatorial optimization, machine scheduling problems have been the subjects of extensive research since the early 1950s (Baker, 1974). Many of the early developments were motivated by problems arising in the area of manufacturing. The machine scheduling problems that we consider in this study can be described as follows: Given m machines and n jobs, the jobs are to be processed on the m machines. A schedule specifics, for each machine i and each job j, a time interval throughout which processing is performed on job j by machine i. A schedule is feasible if each job can only be processed on one machine and each machine can only process one job at a time, and also if it satisfies various requirements imposed on the jobs and machines relating to the specific problem type. According to the machine environment and job characteristics, machine scheduling problems can be divided into two production systems: single-stage system and multi-stage system. A single-stage system requires one operation for each job, whereas in a multi-stage system there are jobs that require operations on different machines. Single-stage systems involve either a single machine referred to as the single-machine scheduling problem, or m machines in parallel referred to as the parallel-machine scheduling problem. In multi-stage systems, there are three types of basic shop scheduling problems: the flow shop scheduling (FSS) problem, the job shop scheduling (JSS) problem, and the open shop scheduling (OSS) problem. In a flow shop, each job is processed on machines 1, . . . , m in this unidirectional fixed order. In a job shop, each job has a prescribed routing through the machines, but the routing for each job may be different. In an open shop, the routing through the machines is unrestricted and forms a part of the decision process. The objective function of minimizing the maximum completion time (makespan) is the main focus in most studies for shop scheduling problems in the literature.
This weekly tabloid newspaper serves the commercial and institutional food service and lodging industry. Published by Lebhar-Friedman.
Posted by on 25 Jun 2009 | Tagged as: Uncategorized
This monthly magazine is geared toward men who want to lead an active lifestyle. Topics include fitness/exercise, behavior/sexuality, health, sports/adventure, and food/nutrition.
Independent sunday newspaper from Scotland provides news about the UK and the world, as well as coverage of sports, business, the arts and entertainment.
Daily newspaper from Salt Lake City, Utah was first published in 1850. Articles cover local news, business and entertainment.
Posted by on 25 Jun 2009 | Tagged as: Uncategorized
Value of Coupons Printed in March Surges 192% Over 2008
MOUNTAIN VIEW, Calif. — Ready to Eat Cereal was the most popular category of online coupon
printed in March according to Coupons.com, the leading network for
digital coupons.
Cereal, a perennial favorite for consumers seeking to maximize their
budgets, was followed by Baby Products and Baking Ingredients rounding
out the top three. The ranking is based on the number of coupon prints
by category across the Coupons.com publisher network. Cereal was also
the most popular coupon category in February. Nutritional and Diet
products ranked as the fourth most popular coupon category, with Yogurt
falling to the No. 5 spot from No. 2 a month ago. In addition, several
non-grocery categories, including Laundry Supplies and Personal Care,
entered the top ten, suggesting an increase in the popularity of coupons
for household essentials. Similarly, both Salty Snacks and Portable
Snacks fell off the March list, after ranking in the top five last month.
Business Wire disseminates full-text announcements from companies and organizations worldwide. News release subjects include breaking news, earnings results, product announcements, mergers and acquisitions, public policy and press conference advisories.
Offers delivered by the Coupons, Inc. platform appear simultaneously in the CouponBar(TM), on manufacturer Web sites, in email campaigns, and on coupon sites using Coupons, Inc.s hosting solutions. Total distribution is controlled across all outlets, and all offers are protected by Coupons, Inc.s anti-fraud security. Surveys and newsletter subscriptions can also be incorporated to capture data and generate leads using the companys Bricks Duet(TM) service. “Our goal has always been to help marketers maximize the reach of their coupon promotions. The desktop is a natural extension of our Digital FSI(TM) Hosted Platform,” said Steven R. Boal, CEO, Coupons, Inc. “Our new CouponBar(TM) is an attractive way for consumers to browse through offers, and it directs traffic to advertisers web sites.” “Being top of page and top of mind during a consumers browsing experience is the holy grail of online promotions,” said Sheryl Biesman, Pharmavite/Natures Made Promotions. “We run national FSIs and a variety of online media, but CouponBar(TM) trumps the others as an immediate consumer reach and relevancy vehicle.” “Consumer leads generated from mass data collection sites dont provide the kind of long-term ROI manufacturers are looking for,” said Jeff Weitzman, president and COO, Coupons, Inc. “Manufacturers realize that at the end of the day, its the leads that turn into real customers that are worth paying for. They are shifting their spending accordingly, with an emphasis on high quality rather than just high volume.”
Posted by on 25 Jun 2009 | Tagged as: Uncategorized
Daily general business and legal newspaper focuses on Oklahoma City business trends with in-depth stories about the business community.
Business Wire disseminates full-text announcements from companies and organizations worldwide. News release subjects include breaking news, earnings results, product announcements, mergers and acquisitions, public policy and press conference advisories.
Posted by on 25 Jun 2009 | Tagged as: Uncategorized
Information on the latest developments in natural health, natural/organic foods, consumer activism, and the environment.
Business Wire disseminates full-text announcements from companies and organizations worldwide. News release subjects include breaking news, earnings results, product announcements, mergers and acquisitions, public policy and press conference advisories.
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The Moloney Family Funeral Homes in Ronkonkoma was awarded the Cremation Association of North Americas Ginny Award for excellence in public relations and advertising for the funeral service industry.
Comprehensive Information for Funeral Consumers KENT, Wash. — TheFuneralSite.com officially launched today at the National Funeral Directors Association 2007 Annual Convention. TheFuneralSite.com provides comprehensive resources for consumers researching funeral, cremation and death care issues. The site offers over 300 articles or links to best-of-breed articles on the Internet. Topics include:
Business newspaper serving Long Island, New York covers industries such as high technology, real estate, finance, law and health care.
Posted by on 25 Jun 2009 | Tagged as: Uncategorized
Business Wire disseminates full-text announcements from companies and organizations worldwide. News release subjects include breaking news, earnings results, product announcements, mergers and acquisitions, public policy and press conference advisories.
Weekly newspaper and daily Web source presents news and analysis for strategic decision makers in the electronics industry.
Posted by on 24 Jun 2009 | Tagged as: Uncategorized
Written for film students and film buffs alike, this set features thorough coverage of legendary films, actors, actresses, directors, writers, and other production artists through detailed essays and commentary by experts. Entries include biographies, fil
Grocer is a publication in the field of business and finance offering news and analysis about the food and beverage industry.
Posted by on 24 Jun 2009 | Tagged as: Uncategorized
For New Jersey homeowners who need home improvement work done, American
Home Improvement specializes in windows, kitchen remodeling, roofing, and
siding doors. Whether homeowners are looking to build a new home or
improve an older one, American Home Improvement can help make decisions
easier through professionalism and fully insured installers while still
giving homeowners an array of options such as a range of window types and
styles and over 40 entry door designs from which to choose.
Weekly magazine targets those responsible for planning, merchandising and operating discount retail stores. It is published weekly by Lebhar-Friedman.
MMR is a publication providing coverage and analysis of the field of the food and beverage industry.
Posted by on 24 Jun 2009 | Tagged as: Uncategorized
. Remember the rules about flight jackets by JOCS(AW) Gwyneth J. Schultz, USNWASHINGTON (NNS) - Brown leather flight jackets and green aviation (Nomex) jackets have limitations when it comes to where, when and how they can be worn. The rules, outlined in NAVADMINs 164/97 and 193/97, define those limitations for those authorized to wear flight clothing.Flight clothing is organizational clothing approved for wear by aircrew members and individuals engaged in flight- related duties during the work day. This authorization does not include ground support, non-aircrew maintenance or non- aircrew support personnel.The brown leather flight jacket is authorized for wear to and from work with working uniforms. The green flight jackets may be worn with flight suits but are not authorized for wear off base. The green jackets may also be worn with working khaki, dungarees and other working uniforms in the immediate work area if issued by the command. They are not authorized with any service uniform with ribbons.The brown leather jacket may be worn by naval aviators, pilots, flight officers, undergraduate pilots, NFOs, flight surgeons and eligible enlisted aircrewmen (E7-9) with flight suits, service khaki, working khaki, winter blue, winter working blue and aviation working green. Eligible enlisted aircrew E6 and below may wear the brown leather flight jacket with flight suits, dungarees, winter working blue and winter blue.
IT WAS the leather jackets that finally did it. Love comes quickly and leaves slowly, falling back in alarm a little more each time at each new outrage against it, but we can usually put our finger on the killer blow. And in the case of both my husbands, it was their insistence on wearing leather jackets past the age of 30 that finally made me fall out of love with them. Im not saying this is always a fashion mistake. On holiday in Madeira recently, I was fascinated to observe the number of older men who wore leather jackets. But hang on. To a man, they were labourers, mostly dockers; they were of Portuguese descent, and hard labour allied with even harder genes had rendered them wonderfully dark and tough-looking. Furthermore, all of them seemed to have perfect leather jacket hair; dark, thick, lustrous. Not a receding hairline or salt and pepper sprinkling in sight. With my husbands, it was different; they werent dockers or motorbike couriers but journalists. They were soft, both in mind and body. And then there was the hair. The first ones hairline was receding; the second one had all his own, but it was very quickly turning grey. (See the effect I have on men?) When they pulled on their leather jackets and pouted into the mirror, I daresay they saw Marlon Brando in The Wild Ones, James Dean in Rebel Without a Cause and Suzi Quatro circa Can the Can all rolled into one. But I didnt: I saw a Past-It Boy, and I ran. Before we get into “Bonjour, Monsieur Kettle, je mappelle Pot et vous etes noir” country, let me quickly admit to being past it too. And I certainly havent grown old particularly gracefully; I sleep with someone too young to remember shillings and pence, and stay up till at least 11.30pm, often on a school night too. But what I do, I do in private; I am well aware that there is an element of the grotesque in the spectacle of old folks (ie over 35s) getting down and dirty and therefore I keep my bad behaviour strictly behind closed doors. Past-It Boys arent like that. They seem to have taken to heart the old Joe Orton maxim: “Anything worth doing is worth doing in public”, and it often seems that at least half the pleasure they derive from their naughtiness is being seen to be naughty.
Posted by on 24 Jun 2009 | Tagged as: Uncategorized
Business Editors Veri-FI further enhances Coupons, Inc.s leading consumer-printed coupon technology and services. All Coupons, Inc. coupon campaigns benefit from extensive security features and the companys unparalleled experience in the field, including CipherKey(TM) encryption technology, multi-level print control, unique coupon identifiers encrypted in a two-dimensional barcode, tight controls on printing coupons to anything other than a paper printer, and rolling expiration dates based on the date the coupon is printed. Coupons, Inc.s Veri-FI(TM) integrates with all of Coupons, Inc.s current delivery systems for consumer-printed coupons: Web site delivery using webBricks(TM) or adBricks(TM), e-mail delivery using eBricks(TM) and oneBricks(TM), direct mail using CustomerCare Print Mail(TM), and online coupon portals powered by Coupons, Inc. All Coupons, Inc.-powered coupon carry unique Veri-FI(TM) codes.
For First Time Leading Network for Digital Coupons Will Alert People to
New Offers as They Become Available
The tweets will include links to the printable coupons for quick
printing.
Grocery iQ is
available now for the iPhone and this summer for Android handsets.
Posted by on 24 Jun 2009 | Tagged as: Uncategorized
Sales, ideas, laws, restrictions and may phases of real estate. All areas of real estate brokerage, financing, appraisal and management.
Business Publisher is a publication providing coverage and analysis of publishing and printing.
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