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US Coast Guard, USC Win INFORMS Wagner Prize for Protecting America's Ports, Waters from Terror Attack
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HANOVER, MD, November 21, 2012 – The Institute for Operations Research and the Management Sciences (INFORMS®) today announced the award of the Daniel H. Wagner Prize by CPMS, the association's Practice Section, to the U.S. Coast Guard and its research partner, the University of Southern California's Viterbi School of Engineering. The winners used analytics and operations research to ramp up protection of America's ports and waterways from unpredictable terrorist attack.
"A Deployed Quantal Response Based Patrol Planning System for the US Coast Guard" is by Bo An, Fernando Ordonez, Milind Tambe, Eric Shieh, Rong Yang of the University of Southern California; and Craig Baldwin, Joseph DiRenzo, Ben Maule, Garrett Meyer, and Kathryn Moretti of the United States Coast Guard.
Every day the U.S Coast Guard faces challenges of evolving asymmetric threats in the Maritime Global Commons and also within the ports and waterways that make up the United States Maritime Transportation System."This research addresses a nationally important problem, the modeling of which is quite complex," said Allen Butler, the competition's committee chair. "The team has provided a superior solution using innovative mathematical approaches, including a response model to allow for potentially irrational behavior on the part of the adversaries. They deserve praise for the impact of this work and the originality of their methodology."
The objective of this work was to develop and deploy a decision support system, known as PROTECT (Port Resilience Operational/Tactical Enforcement to Combat Terrorism), to aid the Coast Guard in its mission. The system is based on an attacker-defender game model of the interaction between Coast Guard patrols and attackers.
Given the finite patrolling resources, an optimal use of limited resources takes into account the relative importance of the different targets protected and the presence of adversaries that can observe security measures before deciding to attack.
Recent research and applications have used what are known as Stackelberg Security Games to model the interaction between a security provider and attackers. The optimal defensive strategies to these games are mixed strategies over the different patrolling actions, making the optimal decisions unpredictable to the attacker while taking into account the relative importance of the different targets and the strategic behavior of the attackers.
Previous work on security games assumes the human attackers are perfectly rational. PROTECT addresses this limitation by drawing from what is known as quantal response (QR) theory to represent the adversary's behavior.
PROTECT has been successfully deployed in the port of Boston and is currently undergoing testing at the port of New York, with the potential for nationwide deployment.
Results show that the model better handles real-world uncertainties than a perfectly rational model and is able to perform better than human generated patrolling strategies.
Prior to implementing PROTECT, there were no documented reports of illicit activity. After implementation, Coast Guard crews reported more illicit activities within the port of Boston and provided a noticeable presence, with industry port partners commenting, "The Coast Guard seems to be everywhere, all the time."
The Daniel H. Wagner Prize competition is held each fall at the INFORMS Annual Meeting. The prize is presented for superior analytical work that has produced real benefits in practical application.
The late Dr. Wagner, for whom the prize is named, strove for strong mathematics supported by excellent writing, applied to practical problems. This prize recognizes those principles: The judges make their selection based on quality and originality of mathematical models and analytic content, clarity of written and oral exposition, and verifiable success in implementation.
This year's other finalists are:
Improving Patient Access to Chemotherapy Treatment at Duke Cancer Institute:Jonathan C. Woodall, Duke University Health System; Tracy Gosselin, Amy Boswell, Duke Cancer Institute; Michael Murr, Brian Denton, Edward P. Fitts Department of Industrial & Systems Engineering, North Carolina State University
The Philadelphia Districting Contest: Designing Territories for City Council Based upon the 2010 Census:Ram Gopalan, School of Business, Rutgers University; Steven O. Kimbrough, Operations and Information Management, Wharton School of Business; Frederic H. Murphy, Marketing and Supply Chain Management, Fox School of Business, Temple University; Nicholas Quintus, Office of Watersheds, Philadelphia Water Department
Automated Bed Assignments in a Complex and Dynamic Hospital Environment:Bex George Thomas, Srinivas Bollapragada, Kunter Akbay, David Toledano, Peter Katlic, Onur Dulgeroglu, Dan Yang, General Electric Global Research, Software Sciences and Analytics
Incorporating Stochastic Lead Times into the Guaranteed Service Model of Safety Stock Optimization:Salal Humair, Harvard School of Public Health; John Ruark, Logility, Inc.; Brian Tomlin, Tuck School of Business at Dartmouth; Sean P. Willems, School of Management, Boston University
Biological Planning for High‐Dose Rate Brachytherapy: Application to Cervical Cancer Treatment:Eva K Lee, Fan Yuan, Center for Operations Research in Medicine and HealthCare, Georgia Institute of Technology; Alistair Templeton, Rui Yao, Krystyna Liel, Jame CH Chu, Rush University Medical Center, Chicago, IL
The Wagner Prize competition was held last month at the INFORMS annual meeting in Phoenix, Arizona. The papers of all finalists will appear next year in a special issue of the INFORMS journal Interfaces.
The Institute for Operations Research and the Management Sciences (INFORMS®) is the leading professional association for professionals in advanced analytics. INFORMS is an international scientific society with 10,000 members, including Nobel Prize laureates, dedicated to applying scientific methods to help improve decision-making, management, and operations. Members of INFORMS work in business, government, and academia. They are represented in fields as diverse as airlines, health care, law enforcement, the military, financial engineering, and telecommunications. INFORMS serves the scientific and professional needs of operations research analysts, experts in analytics, consultants, scientists, students, educators, and managers, as well as their institutions, by publishing a variety of journals that describe the latest research in operations research. Further information about INFORMS, analytics, and operations research is at www.informs.org.

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Eshoo and Pallone Highlight Key Health Care Provisions in End of Year Funding Agreement
Omnibus Includes Historic Provisions to Protect Patients from Surprise Medical Bills, Critical Funding for COVID-19 Testing and Vaccine Distribution, and Long-term Funding for Public Health Programs Including Community Health Centers
WASHINGTON, D.C. – Health Subcommittee Chairwoman Anna G. Eshoo (D-CA) and Energy and Commerce Committee Chairman Frank Pallone, Jr. (D-NJ) released the following joint statement today after the House of Representatives passed the end of year omnibus and COVID-19 relief package, which included key health care legislation:
"The health care provisions in the omnibus provide the resources needed to bring an end to the coronavirus pandemic, create new patient protections, and invest in our nation's public health programs. The agreement includes vital funding to support the rapid and equitable distribution of COVID-19 vaccines, as well as critically needed resources to support states with efforts to increase testing, contact tracing, surveillance, and mitigation activities to limit the spread of the virus.
"The package also includes historic bipartisan legislation to protect patients from surprise medical bills, which represents the most significant expansion of patient protections since the passage of the Affordable Care Act. The omnibus reinvests the federal government's savings from cracking down on surprise billing into long-term funding for public health programs including Community Health Centers, Teaching Health Centers, and the National Health Service Corps.
"Finally, the end of year funding agreement rights a historic wrong by restoring health care coverage to Marshall Islanders and other citizens of the freely associated states. The people from these islands have endured repeated injustices that should have never been allowed to occur or to persist, but hopefully this restoration of Medicaid coverage will begin the long path toward justice and equity.
"Taken together, the health care provisions in the omnibus will help bring much needed relief during this unprecedented public health crisis and begin to lay the foundation as we build back toward a brighter and healthier future."
The omnibus includes several key health care priorities, including:
Holds patients harmless from surprise medical bills, including from air ambulance providers, by ensuring they are only responsible for their in-network cost-sharing amounts, including deductibles, in both emergency situations and certain non-emergency situations where patients do not have the ability to choose an in-network provider.
Delivers $69 billion in critically needed funding for COVID-19 testing, contact tracing, vaccines, mental health, and support for health care providers. Included in this funding is $22 billion for testing, contact tracing, surveillance and mitigation, $19 billion for vaccines and therapeutics, including the manufacture, production, and purchase of vaccines, therapeutics and ancillary supplies, and nearly $9 billion in additional funding to support distribution of lifesaving COVID-19 vaccines that will help bring an end to the pandemic.
Authorizes a national campaign to increase awareness and knowledge of the safety and effectiveness of vaccines, for the prevention and control of diseases and to combat misinformation and offers support to expand, enhance, and improve public health data collection.
Provides long-term extensions of expiring public health programs, including: Community Health Centers, the National Health Service Corps, Teaching Health Centers, and Special Diabetes Programs.
Waives Medicare coinsurance for certain colorectal cancer screening tests. This provision gradually eliminates cost-sharing for Medicare beneficiaries with respect to colorectal cancer screening tests, even in cases where a polyp is detected and removed.
Restores Medicaid eligibility for citizens of the Freely Associated States (the Federated States of Micronesia, the Republic of the Marshall Islands, and the Republic of Palau) lawfully residing in the United States under the Compacts of Free Association.
Eliminates Medicaid Disproportionate Share Hospital (DSH) cuts until fiscal year 2024.
Extends critical programs including the Medicaid demonstration to expand access to certified community behavioral health clinics, protections against spousal impoverishment for partners of Medicaid beneficiaries receiving home- and community-based services, and the Money Follows the Person rebalancing demonstration.


Another Baguio Trip this year with my Tree Top Adventure Team headed by Ms. Grace, this time for two nights and three days. After our 5 hours road trip going to Baguio, the Summer Capital of the Philippines, we go straight to Azalea Residences Hotel our hotel sponsor for our three days stay in Baguio. Upon arrival, it was actually 7 pm already and we proceed to the reception desk to check-in. After the check-in, we then go to our respective room hotel staff carrying out our bag using their push cart, our room resided in third floor. Then we did checked the rooms and it was so nice and look like a serviced apartment. Our room called Two Bedroom Apartment Suite, room one is the master bed room with own comfort room and the other one is the small one but there is a common bathroom which is huge also. I will detail what's inside in our room later but for now what we did after checking our assigned room we then have a group picture with the Azalea Residences Team. After that, we proceed to their restaurant called Tradisyon we're we tasted their hot pot buffet, this is my first time to try hot pot buffet and I really enjoy how to cook our food and how they mixed all the ingredients. The whole pot was divided so that you can separate if you want spicy or just a normal hot pot soup. We are very glad that all the staff are very accommodating, they help us and teach us how to prepare our hot pot. At first I enjoyed the spicy but after I ate the sili, that was really spicy and then I decided to get soup in normal hot pot which is not spicy. Before we end up our dinner, we asked the staff of Azalea Residence to take us a group picture and then we went up in our room and take some rest before we go night out to check the popular Night Market in Baguio City.
After some rest, we go down and meet the group in the hotel lobby, what I noticed to all the staff in Azalea Residences is that they are always smile at you that give you a good vibes every time you enter or went out in the hotel. Then we ride in a taxi to go to Night Market, when we arrived, we then bought some food like boiled corn with cheese and milk and some bought dinakdakan. Then we walked and checked all the things that Night Market offered like, used branded bags, clothes, shoes and some brand new things and souvenirs. Every time I visited Baguio and checked their Night Market it was always jumped pack. We did not buy anything except for the food and then we have decided to tour around Burnham Park and take some photos including our jump shots :) . That time we already feel hungry, we decided to eat at Good Taste one of the popular 24/7 restaurant in Baguio. Then after we ate we walked around to check some other places that are open that time. After we feel that we are all tired, we decided to go back in Azalea Residences at take some rest because we have a call time tomorrow at 8 AM for the Tree Top Adventure press conference.
The next day, before we went to the press conference we then first eat breakfast at Azalea Residences and we did not know that they have an extension restaurant next to common Tradisyon restaurant which I think they use it if they have events like wedding, bithdays or party. What we have in our breakfast is the common Pinoy dishes like longanisa, corned beef, friend danggit, hotdog, egg, sausage and a lot more. After that we then go to the Tree Top Adventure in Camp John Hay.
Then after the press conference and our extreme adventure in Tree Top Adventure, we decided to visit some places in Baguio City like PMA, Mines View and bought delicacies in Good Shepherds and in Baguio Public Market. After that we then go back to our hotel at Azalea Residences, we go to our room to put all the things that we bought before we go to the hotel restaurant for our dinner. Out dinner that night was pasta and pizza buffet with some desserts, Pizza was so good like what we ate which is the pizza longainisa, for the pasta you have to choose all the ingredients you want and they will prepare it for you. For me I choose the fettuccine pasta and white sauce with mushroom, cheese. For my dessert, I get some tiramisu dessert and it was good, not so sweet.
That night was a long day for us, some decided to stay at their room and some decided to go out to check other places in Baguio at night. That was our second day in Baguio and in Azalea Residences, oh I forgot that when we checked our room that night, we have some small box of sweets in our bed from Azalea Residences with nice messages and weather update, that was so sweet and we all loved it.
In our last day, we then have our breakfast before we go the room of Azalea Residences to take some photos of the whole apartment suite.
In their two bedroom apartment suite, it has two bedrooms, living room, dining area, balcony, and bathroom.
Living room, they have TV sets, a comfortable sala sets and a nice and cool chair. All their TV has cable connection.
Dining area, they have a set of cooking equipment's, refrigerator, high table and chairs like in a bar, and a lot more.
Bathroom, a big bathroom with hot/cold shower.
When you check-in in Azalea Residences, they have a free wifi and they give you the password immidaitely upon check-in.
Thanks Azalea Residences for accommodating us for three days, hope we are still welcome in the coming years and events. We are happy that we're able to experience the best place to stay and relax in Baguio City.
Nice post Ace! Thank you for joining me at the PMA ;) You know how much I love the visit that place. See you in our next trip.


"Kriegstagebuch" and "Wochenbericht" of the "Chef TLR (Technische Luftrüstung)". According to my knowledge, his position was in-between Speer's ministry of armament, the Oberkommando der Luftwaffe and the Wehrmacht.
I have decided to put some contents of this "War Diary" on our website, because of its historical significance.
My choice is, to show: the considerations at German wartime decision making level, also the context in which these events took place. Production figures and broader side information, completes the overall picture.
Chef-TLR must have been informed to all military and commercial material available in the Third Reich. His knowledge was far beyond the state of most other leading German personalities. He knew all basic data of German war industry and was highly acquainted with what was going on at the Allied side too. Most production figures give, even today, an unprecedented inside vision on what was the state of their affairs in late 1944 up to 4 April 1945 (this data was of most restricted nature).
My selection covers the time-frame of 13 December 1944 up to 4 April 1945, when Germany's military power was due to collapse (disintegrate totally).
I have not changed the grammatical inconsistencies, like the use of: ...ss instead of ß. Question marks (?) are being used, when the text is unreadable.
The first pages of this war diary, are being inflicted by paper burnings. I will try to explain, as far as possible, the abbreviations used, which were, however, commonsense at this level of German decision making.


Q. What happens if I forgot my ID? Can I still get into the Green Library?
What happens if you forgot your OneCard? Don't worry, you won't be barred from the library!
There is a new Guest Services Desk (GSD) in place at the top of the escalators, where anyone without an FIU OneCard (or anyone who has forgotten their OneCard) must first stop.
If an FIU-affiliated individual has forgotten their OneCard, they must present a driver's license or other government-issued photo ID at the GSD, where staff will perform a manual lookup in PantherSoft, and temporary access will be granted for one week. Access to FIU-affiliated individuals will be allowed all hours that the Green Library is open.


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The Santarelli Collection
This room houses the glyptic collection of the Dino and Ernesta Santarelli Foundation, on loan for 10 years at the Capitoline Museums, with items from ancient Egypt, the Near East, from the Greek-Roman world and modern Europe, and presented with a complete educational resource, accompanied by explanatory panels, multimedia tools and illustrative films on the technical processes of glyptic art.
Besides a large group of Egyptian scarabs which bear the names of pharaohs, there are numerous carvings and cameos from the Roman period, including the portrait of Commodus as Hercules, there are some interesting magical amulets of the imperial age, rare works of the era of Frederick and works by the most important engravers working between the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries.
The museum's glyptic collection of the Dino and Ernesta Santarelli Foundation, promoted by the Municipality of Rome, Department of Cultural Affairs and Communications - Sovraintendenza ai Beni Culturali, represents the culmination of a larger project launched in 2010 with the presentation of the Foundation Santarelli and a ten-year loan of the collection at the Capitoline Museums. The collection was amassed by Ernesta D'Orazio and her husband Dino Santarelli, expanded by their offspring and catalogued by the Foundation, through the purchase of private collections and finds at antique markets over the last twenty years, with the aim of providing a comprehensive scientific documentation.
Engraved gemstones have always fascinated collectors, connoisseurs and art historians: used as seals or simply considered as valuable miniature artefacts, they are present in many cultures. They were valued both for aesthetic reasons and for the information that they can give about art, material culture and history of the civilizations that produced them. Direct expression of the individual talent or of the public authority, gemstones have deeper meanings in a small expressive space. In addition, the handling of the stones (thus the ease with which they could be transported) helped to spread the iconographic models. For this reason they were one of the most effective means by which the European civilization began the rediscovery of the ancient world: starting from the Renaissance in Italy and in Europe, the master engravers copied and were inspired by the works of their ancient predecessors. The first numismatic and glyptic collections were amassed in the princely courts and among the noble families, often competing with each other: driven by passion for history, but also to show a status symbol. The collections of families such as the Medici, the Orsini and the Farnese are a great example of this fashion. Archival papers and private correspondence show a bustling world of commerce, trade and networking around the glyptic art that increasingly needed help from scholars.
When historical sciences began to develop and archaeological methods were improved, glyptic studies became more and more intense.
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In keeping with the fine Breakers tradition of resort oceanfront condominiums in Myrtle Beach, the Breakers Sailfish offers distinctive 1- and 2-bedroom oceanfront units located in the Sailfish condo tower near 21st Avenue North. The 1-bedroom units feature two full size beds and a full walk-through kitchen with a standard refrigerator, microwave, stove, oven, dishwasher, and coffee-maker. In addition, the well-appointed living room boasts a full-size sleeper sofa and Murphy bed. And, best of all, the Breakers Sailfish units feature a private oceanfront balcony, complete with relaxing views of one of the Myrtle Beach area's prettiest stretches of beaches.
The 2-bedroom condo units are complete with a king-size bed in the master bedroom, two twin beds in the second bedroom and a full-size sleeper sofa in the living area. The full kitchens also feature a full-size refrigerator, microwave, stove, oven, dishwasher, and coffee-maker. In addition, the 2-bedroom units have two full bathrooms.
The amenities available to the Breakers include indoor and outdoor pools, spas and Jacuzzis, Plus, there's a 418 foot relaxing lazy river and a children's waterpark! And, across the street as part of the Breakers family of resorts is a wide selection of dining options. But, that's not all… the Breakers Sailfish is just a few blocks from both the Myrtle Beach Convention Center and the popular Broadway at the Beach shopping, dining, and entertainment destination featuring dozens of shops, restaurants, amusement rides, movie theaters and live entertainment!
The Breakers Sailfish continues to be a popular investment for savvy oceanfront condominium investors. Check it out and see for yourself… you will be glad you did!


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Q: Spring Reactor WebClient how does it achieve non-blocking? Basic question: How does Spring Reactors WebClient achieve non blocking when compared to RestTemplate? Doesn't it have to block somewhere after it has dispatched the request to the external service (for example)? HTTP by nature is synchronous right? So the calling application has to wait for the response?
How does the thread know the context to react upon the response from the service?

A: There are several separate questions here.

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*How I/O operations are managed?

*What's the threading model behind this runtime?

*How does the application deal with the request/response model behind HTTP?

In the case of WebClient and project Reactor, the Netty event loop is used to queue/dispatch/process events. Each read/write operation is done is a non-blocking manner, meaning that no thread sits waiting for an I/O operation to complete. In this model, concurrency is not done through thread pools, but there's a small number of threads that process unit of work which should never block.
From a pure HTTP standpoint (i.e. if you were capturing the HTTP packets on the network), you'd see no big difference between a RestTemplate and a WebClient call. The HTTP transport itself doesn't support the backpressure concept. So the client still has to wait for the response - the difference here is that the application using that WebClient won't waste resources on waiting for that operation to complete - it will use them to process other events.
For more information on that, please check out the reactive programming introduction in the Reactor reference documentation and this talk given by Rossen Stoyanchev that explains things well if you're used to the typical Servlet container model.

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No, it's not a pudding. It's kind of like panna cotta IMHO.
Cut the mangoes into small pieces and puree. You will 859-900 gr of mango puree.
In a bowl, combine gelatin powder and 1 cup cold water. Let it dissolve for 10 minutes.
In a pot, combine 4 cups water and sugar and cook under low heat.
Add the gelatin mixture. Keep whisking and don't let it boil.
Add the mango puree and heavy cream to the mixture. Let it cook for another 2 minutes until completely dissolved.
Pour into jelly mold and refrigerate overnight or at least 3 hours.


The Aromatherapist cocktail blends gin with sake. Now, there are a lot of different types of sake – roughly, they can be described as tasting a little like white wine, and with the same range of flavors, dry to very sweet.
Which type of sake you'll prefer in this drink depends on personal taste. If you like gin with sweet mixers, get a sweet sake. If you prefer your drinks dry (think martini), go for a dry one. The bitters enhance the flavors of both the liquors.


Mayflower Beach Resort is a 3 star resort located in the surrounding area of Calangute Beach. It is a perfect accommodation option for leisure travellers seeking for beach resort to make the best of their beach vacation in Goa. The resort is surrounded by pristine beaches and major tourist destinations and allows its guests to explore Goa at its best.
The resort has 20 well designed and spacious rooms with beautiful interiors. All the rooms in the resort are AC Deluxe Double and offer amazing outside views right from the room balcony. The resort leaves no stone unturned to make the guests feel delightful with warm ambience and modern amenities. It features Portuguese-style architecture and has a restaurant and an outdoor pool.
Accommodations: The resort has spacious and well furnished 20 AC Deluxe Double Rooms with attached bathroom and various modern amenities.
Mayflower Beach Resort is situated at Saunta Vaddo Baga in Goa. The resort is well connected from Dabolim airport and Thivim railway station, which are located at an approximate distance of 45 kms and 24 kms respectively.