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#4984878 Class to store different uniforms (variant like)
Posted by Katie on 28 September 2012 - 04:02 PM
Then you can write templated setter classes which you can store in the map.
Then you can write a simple interface to the uniforms map which takes a string and an arbitrary type and puts a setter into the map.
Then you just iterate over the map calling the setter through an interface.
If you do this neatly, BTW, you can arrange to store either a value or a reference into the map. So you can express "Set this uniform to integer 7, but set that one to the value of this integer over here" in the same uniforms group.
If you make the setters a PIMPL interface with a templated inner class constructed inplace into a convenient array of spare memory and set up copy operators properly, then the setters are plain value objects and hence can be stored directly in the map. All this avoids nasty casts and will properly type-check things at compile time. (Because if you try and store an X and there ultimately isn't a suitable glUniformXYZ then the code won't build). And you can hotwire it to use your own vector/matrix classes and write them into the GLSL versions.
I've probably got some code somewhere if that doesn't make sense.
#4971820 Realistic Encouragement vs Trolling Tear-down
Posted by Katie on 21 August 2012 - 07:37 AM
A lot of people show up with concepts for the game they want to play. But the news is that you ain't ever playing it. Even if you write it, you'll spend the rest of your time *running* it. I went to movie writing class once. It's a pain of a course to get onto -- turns out those of us on the year long writing course get priority. Week 1 is always scheduled in this huge lecture room. 50 seater room for the 20 people subscribed because people bring their friends, people show up on spec... this guy walks in carrying a HUGE folder of notes and talks for two solid hours about three-act structures, plot-point systems and so on. For those of us who are there to learn to write movies it's BRILLIANT. For the people who just want to have written a killer movie without going through the intervening hard work places... well, lets just say that weeks 2 onwards of the course are apparently habitually scheduled in much smaller rooms. I think four of us completed the course in the end (by submitting a pitch, a plot outline and at least 30 pages of a properly formed movie script).
{It was even harder for me, because I lost my temper with the text editors to hand and had to write a tool for typesetting movie scripts in C++ before doing much of the writing...}
Too many people want to have written a cool game, whereas generally successful game devs are interested in the actual writing of games process and the cool, if it happens at all, happens by accident.
#4932030 Send more data to the GPU vs more operations
Posted by Katie on 16 April 2012 - 11:52 PM
The CPU is pretty fast at doing tight operations loops, but there will still be tons of branches, cache misses, hyperbus communications and other assorted friction. In addition it can't parallelise the work. Mapping more of the GPU memory, doing simple writes into it and then leaving both devices to get on with more work while other (specialised and faster) parts of the computer hardware deal with the shifting around of memory is definitely the way to go on desktop systems.
If some of the data is constant or not updated often, consider using two buffers -- a frequent and an infrequently changing and use two accesses in the shaders to combine the data. This will reduce the amount of memory which needs to be moved between the devices across the memory busses[1]. This is usually less of a problem in the shaders because the shader cores will each have memory controllers (often one for each buffer), and you're still processing the vertices in linear order so you'll still get good cache read-ahead on them.
[1] An example would be a skinned model. The texture posn/colour at each vertex will typically not change, it's just the vertex posn that gets updated, so by using two buffers, the memory transmission size can easily be reduced by 2/3.
#4921063 2D OpenGL ES wrapper with emulation on Windows?
Posted by Katie on 11 March 2012 - 01:37 AM
The last time I talked to the devs, they were working on a Mac version so it's on the way. It's pretty easy to use -- link against the library, run your application. Shader code should be re-written on the fly, API entry points bounce through and have the right restrictions to match the ES spec.
{Disclaimer; I worked for ARM in the same group which produces this.}
#4916748 RTS-AI built on potentialfields
Posted by Katie on 26 February 2012 - 11:24 AM
We got quite good results with "formed" infantry moving through woods/obstructions etc, but back then it all had to run on the CPU and it was actually quite expensive to run. (These days it might run nicely as a GPU job). The other issue was that it meant it was difficult to predict arrival times at destinations/waypoints along the route, because the local field-movement system might add arbitrary distance to the actual movement at the macro level. Never did work out what to do about that really.
"Your unit may well halt at a distance where it can be fired upon, but not fire itself."
This problem can (sort of) be solved by using scalings on the potential attractors/repellers. Conveniently they can be hooked up to "fuzzy logic" outputs for things like "How much do I want to seek cover" vs "how much do I want to obey instructions" although one needs to be careful to order the scalings properly and that's the part which gets difficult if there are many scalings.
#4895104 Which Country Should I Move To?
Posted by Katie on 18 December 2011 - 04:21 PM
Yeah. Sorry. You are. Your post is all ranty and foamy.
Just as an example; "It is exactly such misunderstandings by the politicos of some very fundamental aspects of how modern monetary systems actually work"
You're blessed with knowledge that the entire political leadership of the western world has either stupidly spurned or just never bothered to learn? And the absolute assertion that MMT is a definitive description of the world's monetary system? Posted by someone on a games development site? Yep. That comes across as ever so very slightly looney.
"their emotional commitment to irrational ideology."
Good job none of that is happening round here.
#4892559 Best computer science schools in Europe?
Posted by Katie on 10 December 2011 - 11:12 AM
Cambridge is widely recognised as being world class. Warwick, Bristol and Southampton have good reputations with employers within the UK and Europe. Imperial, as previously mentioned, is world known.
List here; http://www.thecompleteuniversityguide.co.uk/league-tables/rankings?s=Computer%20Science
#4887734 Speedup OpenGL at some Opperations
Posted by Katie on 25 November 2011 - 04:26 PM
Since that is largely what software engineering consists of these days, I'd suggest finding a new line of work then.
#4887733 Compiling Lite Versions for Android
Posted by Katie on 25 November 2011 - 04:25 PM
Personally, I tend to write bash/sed scripts for this sort of thing.
#4887732 Why is it that game designers should not have emotions for their ideas?
Posted by Katie on 25 November 2011 - 04:21 PM
You must be ruthless. You must be objective. You may think it's a neat idea, but *YOUR* opinion is not important. Your readers are the important ones. If it's not the very neatest idea, then it's not a neat idea at all and it must go.
Without that ruthlessness -- that willingness to kill ANY of your ideas in the service of the greater story, you will be self-indulgent and great writing is never self-indulgent.
#4884524 AOP .... who uses it?
Posted by Katie on 16 November 2011 - 04:52 AM
Logging isn't unimportant. Logging is mindbendingly important, particularly in large service infrastructures such as the sort of place where Java gets used. Finding out where, in hundreds of supposedly co-operating components running on scores of machines in dozens of datacentres, something happened to something inside your process takes up the majority of large systems maintenance. Fixing any single problem is usually relatively trivial compared to the painful, painful weeks of trying to find out why 1 per 10,000 download activations never complete successfully because something somewhere on the network is placing a lock on something that we're not expecting.
Logging is problem that is rarely solved well and yet is VITAL to most infrastructures.
#4883517 Use a Pixel Shader or Make More Textures?
Posted by Katie on 13 November 2011 - 02:30 PM
In some circumstances, (particularly mobile) maths operations on simpler pixel data can be cheaper than extra texture lookups because GPU <-> memory bandwidth is often constrained by power requirements (driving the offchip memory controllers at higher frequencies would use too much power) while maths operations are relatively power cheaper (because they take place entirely on-chip) and hence more available.
#4876679 Story mapping / Dialog Tree Software
Posted by Katie on 25 October 2011 - 03:44 AM
#4875046 Problem with skills
Posted by Katie on 21 October 2011 - 08:05 AM
Some bricks are tough bricks which you can use to make kilns and furnaces. People pay extra for high quality bricks like that.
Lower quality bricks you buy in a stack but some of them will be crumbly. The better the brickmaker, the less chance of getting crumbly bricks.
#4874990 List of medieval offices
Posted by Katie on 21 October 2011 - 03:49 AM
"tax collector", as an example, was not really a medieval office.
Firstly very few people had noticeable monetary incomes. So there was no universal income tax. Much of the taxation arrived as duties levied on various things -- England, for example, taxed wool exports. These were usually imposed on things that were easy to find -- wool export needs a port, it's fairly easy therefore to see it happening.
Collection of the monies was delegated down through various structures to people such as bailiffs (typically non-landholding tax collectors), sheriffs (landowners who also collected taxes, and also ran local courts) and coroners (in addition to their duties investigating deaths). There was also a scheme of purchasing the rights to collect taxes. For a pre-determined price one would buy from one's Lord the right to tax others; any excess monies collected over the purchase price were your reward. Similarly some grants of land included the right/obligation to collect tax from subholders.
Very rich landowners were expected to pay an amount of money determined by the worth of their holdings. So a landholder with land worth 5000 pounds a year might be required to pay a tenth of that. Terms were somewhat flexible, and the payment might be in money or goods or personal military service or by supplying soldiers or by various other means. These taxes were granted by parliament on a case by case basis -- some years a fifteenth would suffice. In wartime a tenth. One year the King proposed an eighth and nearly provoked a revolution..
In other areas, the church might be responsible for gathering taxation at a local level (the ecclesiastical tenth) and funnelling the money to deliver both to the church structures themselves and also to the King's wardrobe.
So, "tax collector" isn't a medieval job. "steward" (working for a lord running his estates and also collecting taxes), "sheriff" or "coroner" would all be jobs which may include collecting taxes. "bailiff" isn't an office, it's a sort of collective title -- "mayors" are also sometimes included in the term but at various through medieval England it also referred to those who administered a hundred.
These sorts of things are complicated and if you want to be realistic, you shouldn't be just making them up based on a sort of SCA view of what was actually quite a long period of history.


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Long Beach, Calif. - Juan Avila drove in the go-ahead run in the eighth inning and some solid defense down the stretch, including a game-ending double play, gave Long Beach State a 4-3 win over Cal Poly on Saturday night.
Avila and Mike Marjama each had two hits for the Dirtbags (21-19, 7-7 Big West), while Jeff McNeil drove in a pair of runs as well on an RBI single and a sacrifice fly.
It was Cal Poly (19-18, 9-5) that struck first though, scoring in the top of the first. Mitch Haniger started off the game with a triple to left field, and scored on an RBI groundout to put the Mustangs in the lead.
Long Beach State tied the game in the bottom of the second inning after single from Marjama and a double by Avila, but Cal Poly regained the lead in the top of the third with the second RBI of the from Matt Jensen.
The Dirtbags pulled even once more in the fifth, as Jeff Yamaguchi cracked a one-out single up the middle. Moving to second on a groundout, Yamaguchi took third on a delayed steal and then scored on a comebacker from McNeil to tie the game.
The Mustangs again had the answer though, scoring a third run off of starter Branden Pinder in the seventh. Elliot Stewart began the inning with a leadoff double, and came home to score on a single by Evan Busby. An error put runners on second and third with two outs, but Pinder got Chris Hoo to ground out to Kirk Singer to end the inning and the Cal Poly threat.
The Dirtbags quickly came back in the bottom half of the inning. Brennan Metzger singled to start the seventh, and after a sacrifice from Yamaguchi, Singer beat out an infield single to put runners on the corners from McNeil who skied a fly ball deep into foul territory in left field. Jimmy Allen made the catch for the Mustangs, but both runners advanced to tie the game at 3-3.
McNeil also played an important role in the eighth inning. With one out, McNeil made a catch at the warning track on a hit by cleanup hitter JJ Thompson, and then outdid himself one play later with a diving catch in left-center to rob DJ Gentile of a double and end the inning with the game still tied.
In the bottom of the eighth, the Dirtbags took the lead for the first time as Matt Duffy hit a leadoff single, and after a sacrifice scored on an RBI single by Avila. Closer Eddie Magallon got off to a tough start in the ninth, however, leaving the door open for Cal Poly.
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The teams return to Blair Field for the rubber game of the series tomorrow. First pitch is scheduled for 1 p.m. and will feature freshman southpaw Ryan Strufing pitching against Cal Poly's Chase Johnson.
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The grand champions of duo-piano, Martha Argerich and Nelson Freire, perform an encore from their concert at the Grand Theatre in Quebec: Ravel's "Laideronette — Empress of the Pagodas," from his Mother Goose Suite. Then, Angela Cheng plays Ondine from Ravel's Gaspard de la Nuit. She was in concert at Portland Piano International in Portland, Oregon.
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The Mission District has become synonymous with post-San Francisco sporting victory mayhem. Street fires were set and windows were smashed after the last Giants championship. A Muni bus was vandalized …
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My favorite quote from five-time 49ers Super Bowl attendee Terry White came in the middle of our Friday interview. White, 73, was talking about the NFC Championship game in 1982, when San Francisco's …
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The Terror Drug That Wakes the Dead! Basil Rathbone comes to mind for most as the definitive Sherlock Holmes or perhaps to a smaller and more dedicated set as the foil to Errol Flynn's Peter Blood or Robin Hood. What true die-hards will also know is that Rathbone is often considered among the big four… Read More
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DEATH STALKS ITS HALLS! Horror seeps from its walls! The House of Fear(1945) is the tenth in the series of fourteen Sherlock Holmes films starring Basil Rathbone and Nigel Bruce. The first two (1939) are from 20th Century-Fox, a first-class studio which, while most movies and plays had updated the Sir Arthur Conan Doyle stories to… Read More
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Paul's Amazing Chicken
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Prep 15 mins
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The other night, Paul, one of my sharemates made this delicious chicken dish. It was so tasty, and everyone loved it so much!!! Param n' Kaval made Indian bread called Chapati, we had this with this chicken curry. I asked Paul how to make it n it seems so simple n' easy!!! I want everyone to try this wonderful Indian dish!!!
Ingredients Nutrition
- 600 g chicken, Thai cut into bite pieces
- 1 capsicum, chopped
- 2 onions, chopped
- 150 g mushrooms, sliced
- 1 teaspoon garam masala
- 1 teaspoon salt
- 1 teaspoon turmeric
- 1 teaspoon chili
- 1 teaspoon garlic paste
- 9 teaspoons natural yoghurt
- 1 cup fresh coriander, chopped
- Put all the ingredients in a large pot, stir well.
- Cook for about 15 minutes until gravy comes out.
- Separate gravy in a different pan.
- Cook chicken and gravy separately for about another 10 minutes until gravy gets a little bit thicker.
- Put gravy back into chicken, add chopped fresh coriander, stir, cook for another 2 or 3 minutes.
- Serve hot with Chapati.
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Provided that it's use is in an area that you will never need to do anything with to modify or construction - then it's pretty much fine. If you know that you will want to make modifications to your home that would require disturbing asbestos-wrapped heating pipes ... well THAT is really something to think about then. Because that would be expensive.
So long as you don't "disturb it", it's fine. It will not fall apart on it's own over time. The fibers will stay where they are, instead of being released into the air, where they can then be breathed in and do damage. The potential danger is mostly with stuff like the pipe-wrapping, where it looks like layers of a cloth or fiberglass sheath around heating pipes. It's a very good insulator. But that's the stuff that should not be touched or removed, except by a professional, as the fibers are more easily released into the air if it's broken, cut, ripped, torn, etc.
The asbestos that is contained within floor tiles or shingles, etc is very safe. And it is incredibly durable. We're talking so durable that you will never ever have to replace it. It will last several lifetimes, without question. Really super stuff!
The floor tiles ... well, should I want to put another floor down, the best thing to do is leave the tiles in place and put another floor right on top. That is safe. They CAN be removed but it's best to just leave them and put whatever you like right on top (carpet, wood floor, laminate, whatever).
So don't be scared of asbestos just for the sake of it. A LOT of older homes have asbestos in them. I'd submit that it's likely that MOST homes built before 1960 have some use.
Many will argue that if the asbestos is not "fryable" and it is properly incapsulated, it presents no health hazard.
Everyone is going to have an opinion on it but ultimately, it will be your decision if you can live with it or not. From my understanding, asbestos becomes a problem when it is airborne. There are methods to "encapsulate" it that are effective as long as you do not touch it or move it around.
So you know, in North Buffalo most of the old homes will probably have some asbestos in the basement on the pipes. Again it falls on the level of comfort you have with it.
Good Luck!
But then, there's the linoleum tile in the kitchen, and maybe the bathroom(s). Or in the basement, with the corners peeling from water vapor coming up from the concrete.
Then, there's the siding. Looks like combed cedar, but, it's cement board. Holds paint fabulously. Also has asbestos fiber in it. Dang!
Not to mention the popcorn ceilings!
Just because it is present does not mean that it is a health risk. If it is fraying and releasing the tiny fragments into the air that can be cause for concern. A reputable company will be able to inspect the home and suggest what steps if any would be required.
Take the time to explore the options with your agent. This could lead to a very comfortable outcome for you and the sellers. I had it on the heating system of the home I purchased and it was not a problem and still exists.
It is like having an old car hauled off. You may know it was there, but only tire prints remains. Asbestos, it was hauled off in bags by men in bulky suites who clean up every last bit of debris. If you did the job yourself, yup, some could remain and you could have breathed it in.. That is why we let the pros handle it. They know how to remove it all.
If asbestos is left alone it offers no real danger. Only when it is falling apart is it a real problem.
Having said all that, it will remain an objection to future buyers. So having it removed only makes sense.


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Indulge yourself in this deluxe at-home spa treatment with our best cellulite fights powered by nature, to firm up and smooth your skin to look its best, ever!
Did you know that cellulite is not a result of too much fat in the body but the weakening of the skin cells and connective tissue. Smooth skin depends on strong, active blood vessels, adequate hydration and right balance of nutrients.
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(NYSE:DAN) Show: All Ratings For This Stock Only the Most Recent Rating From Each Brokerage DateFirmActionRatingPrice TargetActions7/24/2016RBC Capital MarketsReiterated RatingSector Perform$11.00 -> $14.00 7/22/2016FBR & CoReiterated RatingBuy$17.00 7/22/2016Royal Bank Of CanadaBoost Price TargetSector Perform$11.00 -> $14.00 2/23/2016Barclays PLCLower Price TargetEqual Weight$13.00 -> $12.00 2/19/2016Deutsche Bank AGReiterated RatingHold$16.00 -> $15.00 10/26/2015SusquehannaLower Price TargetNeutral$19.00 -> $17.00 10/23/2015JPMorgan Chase & Co.Lower Price Target$21.00 -> $19.00 10/14/2015Goldman Sachs Group Inc.Lower Price Target$23.00 -> $20.00 8/29/2014StephensInitiated CoverageEqual Weight$25.00 (Data available from 7/29/2014 forward) Earnings Earnings History for Dana Holding Corp. (NYSE:DAN)DateQuarterConsensus EstimateActual EPSRevenue EstimateActual RevenueRelease LinkConference CallActions10/20/2016 7/21/2016Q216$0.46$0.53$1.52 billion$1.55 billionViewListen 4/21/2016Q116$0.42$0.34$1.52 billion$1.45 billionViewListen 2/18/2016Q415$0.37$0.34$1.35 billion$1.38 billionViewListen 10/22/2015Q315$0.52$0.41$1.54 billion$1.47 billionViewListen 7/23/2015Q215$0.55$0.48$1.63 billion$1.61 billionViewListen 4/23/2015Q115$0.47$0.50$1.65 billion$1.61 billionViewN/A 2/19/2015Q414$0.47$0.53$1.61 billion$1.58 billionViewN/A 10/23/2014Q314$0.50$0.57$1.67 billion$1.64 billionViewListen 7/24/2014Q214$0.53$0.58$1.78 billion$1.71 billionViewN/A 4/25/2014Q114$0.39$0.32$1.71 billion$1.69 billionViewN/A 2/20/2014Q413$0.44$0.49$1.61 billion$1.62 billionViewN/A 10/29/2013Q313$0.54$0.47$1.78 billion$1.67 billionViewN/A 7/25/2013Q2 2013$0.51$0.54$1.82 billion$1.80 billionViewListen 4/25/2013Q1 2013$0.42$0.28$1.75 billion$1.68 billionViewListen 2/21/2013Q4 2012$0.35$0.40$1.65 billion$1.61 billionViewListen 10/26/2012Q312$0.46$0.37$1.82 billion$1.70 billionViewN/A 7/26/2012$0.51$0.56ViewN/A 4/25/2012$0.41$0.44ViewN/A 2/21/2012$0.38$0.42ViewN/A 10/27/2011$0.42$0.51ViewN/A 7/28/2011$0.37$0.45ViewN/A 4/27/2011$0.27$0.34ViewN/A 2/23/2011$0.18($0.16)ViewN/A (Data available from 1/1/2011 forward) Estimates Earnings Estimates for Dana Holding Corp. (NYSE:DAN)QuarterNumber of EstimatesLow EstimateHigh EstimateAverage EstimateQ1 20163$0.41$0.52$0.47Q2 20164$0.41$0.53$0.48Q3 20164$0.40$0.49$0.43Q4 20163$0.37$0.42$0.39Q1 20171$0.48$0.48$0.48Q2 20171$0.52$0.52$0.52Q3 20171$0.49$0.49$0.49Q4 20171$0.46$0.46$0.46(Data provided by Zacks Investment Research) Dividends Current Dividend Information for Dana Holding Corp. (NYSE:DAN)Annual Dividend:$0.24Dividend Yield:1.77%Payout Ratio:27.59% (Based on Trailing 12 Months of Earnings) 14.12% (Based on Current Year Consensus EPS Estimate)12.63% (Based on Next Year Consensus EPS Estimate)Dividend Growth:4.80% (3 Year Average)Dividend History for Dana Holding Corp. (NYSE:DAN)AnnouncedPeriodAmountYieldEx-Dividend DateRecord DatePayable DateShare7/28/2016quarterly$0.061.77%8/17/20168/19/20169/9/2016 4/29/2016quarterly$0.061.86%5/11/20165/13/20166/3/2016 2/24/2016quarterly$0.062.02%3/9/20163/11/20164/1/2016 10/29/2015quarterly$0.061.44%11/10/201511/13/201512/4/2015 7/30/2015quarterly$0.061.29%8/19/20158/21/20159/11/2015 5/1/2015quarterly$0.061.12%5/13/20155/15/20156/5/2015 2/26/2015quarterly$0.050.91%3/11/20153/13/20154/3/2015 10/29/2014quarterly$0.050.98%11/12/201411/14/201412/5/2014 8/4/2014quarterly$0.050.88%8/20/20148/22/20149/12/2014 5/5/2014quarterly$0.050.94%5/14/20145/16/20146/6/2014 2/26/2014quarterly$0.050.92%3/12/20143/14/20144/4/2014 10/28/2013quarterly$0.050.88%11/6/201311/8/201311/29/2013 7/23/2013quarterly$0.050.97%8/7/20138/9/20138/30/2013 4/24/2013quarterly$0.051.16%5/8/20135/10/20135/31/2013 2/28/2013quarterly$0.051.2%3/13/20133/15/20134/5/2013 (Data available from 1/1/2013 forward) Insider Trades Insider Trading History for Dana Holding Corp. (NYSE:DAN)Transaction DateInsider NameTitleBuy/SellNumber of SharesAverage Share PriceTotal TransactionActions4/28/2015Aziz AghiliInsiderBuy5,500$21.74$119,570.00 2/3/2015Mark A SchulzDirectorSell5,000$22.34$111,700.00 12/11/2014Dino FuocoInsiderBuy10,000$0.54$5,400.00 12/10/2014Brian Richard OstroffDirectorBuy20,000$0.54$10,800.00 11/24/2014Jean-S�Bastien DavidInsiderBuy5,500$0.69$3,789.50 8/19/2014Mark A SchulzDirectorSell7,150$23.49$167,953.50 8/5/2014Marc S LevinSVPSell30,000$22.74$682,200.00 3/4/2014Mark SchulzDirectorSell10,961$23.78$260,652.58 1/22/2014Mark WallaceEVPSell57,834$21.01$1,215,092.34 1/17/2014Rodney FilcekSVPSell4,000$20.80$83,200.00 1/16/2014Jacqueline DedoInsiderSell44,695$20.87$932,784.65 9/5/2013George T ConstandInsiderSell55,397$21.88$1,212,086.36 8/23/2013Jacqueline DedoInsiderSell45,000$21.87$984,150.00 8/13/2013Terrence KeatingDirectorSell44,500$22.56$1,003,920.00 5/13/2013Jacqueline A DedoInsiderSell47,310$17.32$819,409.20 (Data available from 1/1/2013 forward) Headlines Latest Headlines for Dana Holding Corp. (NYSE:DAN)DateHeadline07/27/16 03:39 PMCG Stocks Momentum: Dana Holding Corporation (NYSE:DAN), Whirlpool Corporation (NYSE:WHR) - share market updates (press release)07/27/16 03:30 PMDana to Pay Dividend on Common Stock - [PR Newswire] - MAUMEE, Ohio, July 27, 2016 /PRNewswire/ -- Dana Holding Corporation (NYSE: DAN) announced today that its board of directors has declared a dividend on its common stock. The board declared a quarterly ...07/27/16 02:06 PMDana Holding Corp. :DAN-US: Earnings Analysis: Q2, 2016 By the Numbers : July 27, 2016 - 07/27/16 09:49 AMPerformance watch list: Dana Holding Corporation (NYSE:DAN) - News Oracle07/26/16 11:49 AMAnalyst Views To Note: Dana Holding Corporation (NYSE:DAN), TCF Financial Corporation (NYSE:TCB) - Review Fortune07/25/16 08:16 AMNoticeable Analyst's ideas: Dana Holding Corporation (NYSE:DAN) , Delphi Automotive plc (NYSE:DLPH) - Street Updates07/23/16 07:42 AMDana Holding Corporation versus Standard Motor Products Inc Head to Head Compare - CML News07/23/16 07:42 AMLooking At Current Analyst Coverage on Dana Holding Corporation (NYSE:DAN) - The Voice Registrar07/23/16 07:42 AMHunt For Analyst Recommendations To Observe: Dana Holding Corporation (NYSE:DAN), Western Refining, Inc ... - Review Fortune07/23/16 07:42 AMDana Holding Corp. tells investors of name change - Toledo Blade07/22/16 03:30 PMRBC Capital Markets announced (NYSE:DAN) Dana Holding Corp, raising its stock price target to $14 today07/22/16 03:25 PMDana Holding Corp.: Strong price momentum but will it sustain? - 07/22/16 08:50 AMDana : tells investors of name change07/22/16 08:50 AMDana Q2 net income falls 10% as company tweaks its corporate name07/22/16 08:50 AMTrending Stock Analysis: Ryerson Holding Corporation (NYSE:RYI)07/22/16 08:50 AMDana Holding Corp. 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Dana Holding Corporation is a global provider of high technology driveline, sealing and thermal-management products. The Company offers its products to vehicle manufacturers in the global light vehicle, medium/heavy vehicle and off-highway markets. It operates in four business segments: Light Vehicle Driveline Technologies (Light Vehicle), Commercial Vehicle Driveline Technologies (Commercial Vehicle), Off-Highway Driveline Technologies (Off-Highway) and Power Technologies. The Light Vehicle segment products include front axles, rear axles, drive shafts and differentials, among others. The Commercial Vehicle segment products include steer axles, drive axles, drive shafts and tire inflation systems. The Off-Highway segment products include products include front axles, rear axles, drive shafts and transmissions, among others. The Power Technologies segment products include gaskets, cover modules, heat shields, engine sealing systems, cooling and heat transfer products. Industry, Sector and Symbol: Sector: Auto/Tires/Trucks Industry: Auto Parts Sub-Industry: Auto Parts & Equipment Exchange: NYSE Symbol: DAN CUSIP: 23582520 Key Metrics: Previous Close: $13.8050 Day Moving Average: $11.70200 Day Moving Average: $12.30P/E Ratio: 15.25P/E Growth: 1.66Market Cap: $1.95BBeta: 1.98Current Year EPS Consensus Estimate: $1.7 EPSNext Year EPS Consensus Estimate: $1.9 EPS Additional Links: View DAN on Google FinanceView DAN on Yahoo FinanceView DAN's Company Profile on ReutersSearch for Dana Holding Corp. on Google Dana Holding Corp. (NYSE:DAN) Chart for Friday, July, 29, 2016


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When should High-Performance Computing (HPC) be considered an integral and essential part of the so-called 'business transformation' process? This is not a question often posed.
We normally center our fascination with the business transformation process around any given firm's path toward secure (but productive) enterprise mobile computing, Big Data analytics, cloud computing flexibility and new age workflow constructs that embrace social media and online intercommunication.
But how about plain old raw power and High-Performance Computing - or HPC as we normally call it, shouldn't this opportunity to turbo-charge also form part of our current transformation plans?
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HPC is defined as a computing environment that employs the use of parallel processing for running what we will call "advanced and complex applications" in an effective and efficient manner. To be more precise and define the term exactly - it applies to any computing environment where the system has the capability to function above a teraflop (or 1012 floating-point operations per second) in its operation.
Although it is true to say that most HPC systems up until now have been tasked with performing compute jobs in fields including scientific research, molecular engineering and (for example) high-grade military uses... thing are changing.
HPC is used to perform tasks including data storage (and, of course, analysis) and what we used to call (and sometime still do) data mining. It will also be used for running complex simulation scenarios and also in deep mathematical calculations and for the visualization of complex data.
... and so today, with so many firms becoming increasingly heavily digitised, the argument to take HPC forward into a wider range of business applications now arises.
In terms of wider usage, HPC can be used to develop, test and redesign products at the same time as optimizing production and delivery processes. Ultimately, Big Data will need HPC in order to be able to store, analyze and produce insight. HPC can also be used (alongside Big Data intelligence) to execute customer trend monitoring, searching and/or profiling.
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HP has announced that Airbus has boosted its HPC capacity for aircraft development to 1,200 Teraflops by deploying a new generation of HP Performance Optimized Datacenters (PODs) in Toulouse and Hamburg.
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Welcome to cafe' Zata's website, formerly taZa Coffee n Creme. As we have officially transitioned from taZa Coffee n Creme to café Zata, we are excited to share with you our new website, including improved details on drinks, food, and events. Take a look but more importantly, come visit us.
Whether you're picking up a pound of coffee and a cup-to-go or sitting down in a comfy chair to linger a bit, you'll always feel welcome at café Zata. Up your energy with a creamy latte or soothe your senses with specialty tea, we're serving it up all in style just for you. We offer plenty of meeting space and wifi.
café Zata is offering a coffee kiosk in partnership with Independence Golf Club. This location features drive-up and curbside service at a premier venue for golf and other activities. Yes, Blanchard's freshly-roasted beans will be used for our coffees and lattés and we will offer our signature breakfast and lunch sandwiches using locally made Cupertino bagels and Boar's Head meats and cheeses. See our hours of operation listed in the right column.
Hours of operation at Forest Hill
Mon-Wed: 6:30am - 6:00pm
Thurs-Sat: 6:30am - 9:00pm
Sun: 9:00am - 6:00pm
Call ahead (804) 233-8646
Hours of operation at Independence
Mon-Sun: 7:00am - 3:00pm
Call ahead (804) 920-2887
See us at the South of the James Market each Saturday from 8am - 12pm.
Where would we be without Blanchard's Coffee? Half asleep, that's where. In addition to espresso and brewed coffee, we serve hot cocoa, tea and more, all hand-crafted for your tastebuds' pleasure. And when the weather warms up, check out our frozen confections!
One cannot live on coffee alone, although some may try! So we offer delicious breakfast sandwiches stuffed gently with fresh eggs on Cupertino's bagels or hearty lunchtime sandwiches on bagels or sliced bread using Boar's Head meats and cheeses.
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Get the best goodies that Richmond has to offer; bagels from Cupertino's, and decadent made-in-house donuts to tickle your taste buds (nothing goes better with a cup of coffee than a sprinkle donut). We also offer freshly sliced Boar's Head deli meats, lots of local brews and wines, and now delicious Gelati Celesti ice cream!