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Victor L. Lund has served on Teradata's Board of Directors since 2007, and has served as chair of its Audit Committee. Previously, Lund was the non-executive chairman of the board of DemandTec, Inc., a publicly-held, on-demand applications company, from December 2006 until February 2012.
Prior, Lund was non-executive chairman of the board of Mariner Health Care, Inc., a long-term health care services company, from 2002 to 2004, and he was vice chairman of Albertson's, Inc. from 1999 to 2002. Lund was also chairman of the board of American Stores Company from 1995 until 1999 and its chief executive officer from 1992 until 1999. During his 22-year career with American Stores, Lund also held many operating executive positions. He also serves as a director of Service Corporation International and has served on a number of publicly-traded company boards, including Del Monte Foods Company and Delta Airlines.
Stephen Brobst is the chief technology officer (CTO) for Teradata Corporation. He is widely regarded as a leading expert in data warehousing and joined the Teradata team in October of 1999. Previously, Brobst successfully launched three start-up companies related to high-end database products and services in the data warehousing and e-business marketplaces.
These businesses included: Tanning Technology Corporation (IPO on NASDAQ), NexTek Solutions (acquired by IBM) and Strategic Technologies & Systems (acquired by NCR).Brobst also taught graduate courses at Boston University and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) in both the MBA program at the Sloan School of Management and in the computer science departments of both universities. He received the instructor of the year award for two of his last five years in the MET Computer Science department at Boston University and continues as a frequent guest lecturer at MIT and the Kellogg Graduate School of Management.Brobst performed Master's and Ph.D. research at MIT, where his dissertation focused on load-balancing and resource allocation for massively parallel computing architectures. He also holds an MBA with joint course and thesis work at the Harvard Business School and the MIT Sloan School of Management. Brobst completed his undergraduate work in electrical engineering and computer science in just three years at University of California, Berkeley, and was awarded the highest honor given to a graduating senior in the College of Engineering (Bechtel Engineering Award). Brobst is an elected member of the Phi Beta Kappa, Eta Kappa Nu, Tau Beta Pi, Sigma Xi, New York Academy of Sciences, University of California, Berkeley Alumni Scholars Association, and the California Scholarship Federation honor societies. He has served as an advisor to the National Academy of Sciences in the area of IT workforce development and also served in Barack Obama's first term as a member of the President's Innovation and Technology Advisory Committee (PITAC), a working group of the President's Council of Advisors on Science and Technology (PCAST). Stephen Brobst was recently ranked the number four U.S. chief technology officer for 2014. ExecRank screened more than 2,500 Chief Technology Officers from among more than 10,000 CTOs in the United States. The top three CTOs named for 2014 hold positions with Amazon.com, Tesla Motors, and Intel®. Brobst has authored numerous journal and conference papers in the fields of data management and parallel computing environments and is an internationally recognized practitioner in the area of breakthrough systems implementation. He co-authored Building a Data Warehouse for Decision Support, published by Prentice Hall PTR and is working on a book on Active Data Warehousing® for the real-time enterprise. He has published dozens of technical articles in Intelligent Enterprise Magazine, The International Journal of High Speed Computing, Communications of the ACM, The Journal of Data Warehousing, Enterprise Systems Journal, DM Review, Database Programming and Design, and many others. Brobst has been on the faculty of the Data Warehousing Institute since 1996 and teaches courses related to Real-Time Data Warehousing, High Performance Data Warehouse Design, Data Visualization, and Emerging Technologies in Data Warehousing.
John Dinning is the Chief Transformation Officer for Teradata, reporting to Victor Lund, president and CEO. In this role, John is responsible for leading the company transformation strategy and direction, and oversees action plans to move the organization forward. He is managing efforts to drive broad-reaching change and accelerated performance across the company.
Prior to assuming this role, he was responsible for product management and marketing for the Teradata Database, Teradata Aster, Apache™ Hadoop®, hardware platforms, Teradata Unified Data Architecture™ middleware, and tools and utilities, in addition to the Teradata Cloud business.
In his previous role as vice president of corporate development, Dinning was responsible for Teradata's overall corporate strategy and mergers and acquisitions. Over this time, Teradata broadened its focus by introducing the Teradata Workload Specific Platform Family, as well as completing multiple acquisitions, including the purchases of Aprimo® and Aster Data®, which positioned Teradata to go after the Integrated Marketing Management and big data Analytics market opportunities.
Prior to holding this post, Dinning was vice president, horizontal solutions and global alliances, which included the marketing and business development around Teradata's customer management, finance and performance management, and demand and supply chain solutions, as well as leadership of Teradata's global alliances organization. Dinning joined Teradata in 2000 as a result of the acquisition of campaign management start-up Ceres Integration Solutions where he was responsible for marketing, product management, and software quality engineering.
Dinning has also held management positions in finance, sales, and professional services. Additionally, through his management consulting background, Dinning has been engaged in several new product/business development opportunities, organization change, and technology introduction projects across several industries including telecommunications, retail, media and entertainment, and transportation.
Dinning is a graduate of the Ivey School of Business with an Honors Business Administration degree, in London, Ontario, Canada and holds a Chartered Financial Analyst designation.
As Teradata's Chief Operating Officer, Bob Fair leads the corporate functions of marketing, IT services and operations. In addition, he most recently led the Teradata Marketing Applications business and its divestiture.
Fair has extensive management experience in building and growing high-performing global sales and services organizations. Previously, Fair was co-president of Teradata and led the turn-around of the marketing applications business. From 2012 to 2015, he was executive vice president (EVP) and chief marketing and information officer for Teradata, with responsibilities for overall strategy including mergers and acquisitions. Fair was EVP, global field operations from 2007 to 2012, where he led a team of sales and consulting professionals – as well as global systems integration partners. Fair also previously served as chief marketing officer for Teradata from 2003 to 2007.
Under Fair's leadership, Teradata increased market penetration and expanded into new industries and geographies, improved customer satisfaction, and launched new portfolios. Fair also extended Teradata's solution portfolio by developing and executing Teradata's acquisition strategy and tripling the size of its ISV partner program, including significant partnerships with major software vendors. Fair started his career in 1984, joining NCR in sales, and progressed through roles of increasing responsibility in sales, sales management and marketing.
Fair graduated summa cum laude with a Bachelor of Science degree in finance from Providence College in Providence, R.I.
Dan Harrington is executive vice president of global services for Teradata's Data and Analytics division, and serves as vice president of the division's international region. He is responsible for organizational alignment and execution to deliver a comprehensive portfolio of business and technology services to clients.
Dan has led organizations in all facets of the business, including sales, services, marketing and engineering. His numerous leadership roles include responsibility for Teradata's entire global services organization which include consulting and support services.
Prior to that, he led Teradata's customer services organization, and, as head of sales for Teradata Europe, he guided the region through major growth in sales, profitability, and new strategic customers. Harrington has held leadership roles in product management and worldwide marketing, where he helped successfully guide the company's growth in the Teradata data warehousing and computer business.
Based in Rancho Bernardo, CA, Harrington earned a Master's degree in business management and graduated with distinction from the J. L. Kellogg Graduate School of Management, Northwestern University. He earned a Bachelor's degree in Computer Science from Angelo State University, graduating summa cum laude.
Rick Morton is President, Americas Region, and reports to Victor Lund, the President and Chief Executive Officer, Teradata. In this role, Morton manages field activities for Teradata, is a member of the Teradata leadership team, and he heads up a team of more than 2,500 sales and professional consulting services associates across all industries for the Americas region (U.S., Canada and Caribbean/Latin America).
Rick also plays an active role in the company's strategy, positioning and messaging. Rick is an influential leader within the company and is viewed as a change agent within the business.
Most recently, in 2013, Rick helped lead Teradata in a global sales operations role where he leveraged his vast field experiences to assist with various strategic initiatives. Rick led various cross-functional initiatives to link changes in the market trends to investment priorities within the R&D and engineering organizations. In this role, Rick also led efforts to discover, replicate and deploy "best practices" across the field sales organizations. He also used his sales and sales leadership experience to mentor and coach key individuals across the organization.
Starting in 2006, Rick served as Vice President of the Financial Services industry organization. Between 2006 and 2012 the Financial Services industry team grew from $150m to a $500m to become the largest sales organization within Teradata. During Rick's tenure with the Financial Services team the business delivered a 20% CAGR in spite of the global credit crisis in 2008.
Prior to 2006, Rick was a Solution Vice President where he was responsible for the sales and services business in the central region of the US. After a successful tenure in that role, Rick was appointed as the Vice President of the National Accounts Division in 2002 where he grew the business from $85m to $160m during his tenure.
Rick began his career with NCR in 1983 as a project manager. He progressed through the professional services ranks until he became the VP of the Professional Services Division in 1996. During his tenure in Professional Services, Rick led the evolution of the business from a system engineering support group to an influential consulting services organization. This change positioned PS as a strategic asset and fueled significant growth in the consulting business as well as the down-stream product results.
Laura Nyquist serves as general counsel for Teradata Corporation – and is Interim Chief Human Resource Officer. Nyquist is a member of the Teradata leadership team reporting to Victor Lund, president and chief executive officer of Teradata. Previously, she was deputy general counsel for NCR Corporation and also chief counsel for the company's Financial Solutions Division.
Nyquist earlier served as vice president of corporate affairs and secretary to NCR's board of directors. She also held the position of chief privacy officer for NCR, coordinating the company's privacy programs. In January 2007, NCR announced its intent to spin-off Teradata, and Nyquist was appointed General Counsel for the post-spin Teradata Corporation.
Nyquist began her NCR career in 1986 as an attorney in the corporate law section of the company's law department, holding a number of positions. She was named to head that group in 1992 with responsibility for providing legal expertise in areas such as mergers and acquisitions, securities, financing and export controls.
Before joining NCR, Nyquist was an attorney in private practice in Minneapolis, and began her law career as an attorney with the Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis.
Nyquist received her law degree from the University of Minnesota and a Bachelor's degree from Concordia College in Moorhead, Minn. She is currently active in the Dayton arts community, chairing Dayton's Culture Works Board of Directors.
Oliver Ratzesberger is president of Teradata Labs, Teradata's innovation engine. He provides visionary direction for all research, development and sales support activities related to Teradata integrated data warehousing, big data analytics, and associated solutions.
Prior to this appointment, Ratzesberger led the software teams for Teradata Labs, including the Teradata Database, Aster, Client tools, and Viewpoint as well as Hadoop integration. Joining Teradata in early 2013, Ratzesberger has a powerful and impressive background in leading big data analytics initiatives and technology transformation for Fortune 500 organizations. For example, Oliver drove a large analytics effort to consolidate systems into a newly redesigned Unified Data Architecture. He has a successful background in driving analytics culture and advancing the value of high-volume and high-velocity analytics solutions.
Ratzesberger spent seven years at eBay, where he was responsible for its data warehouse and big data platforms. During his tenure at eBay, he led eBay's expansion of analytics and was responsible for the co-development of the Extreme Data Appliance as part of eBay's Singularity project, leading Hadoop engineering teams and driving the integration of Teradata and Hadoop.
Prior to eBay, Ratzesberger worked for startups in software development and IT. In addition he has an extensive background in Open Source software development and has been an active contributor and committer to various projects.
In 1996, Ratzesberger joined NCR Corporation as a senior consultant for data warehousing in Vienna, Austria – and in 1999 moved to Orange County, CA where he led professional service engagements for Telecom and eBusiness. As director of professional services, he was responsible for projects at Verizon, ATT, T-Mobile, eBay, and Excite, among others. Ratzesberger earned his engineering degree in Electronics and Telecommunications from HTL Steyr in Austria. He lives in San Diego with his wife and two daughters.
Steve Scheppmann is executive vice president and chief financial officer (CFO) for Teradata. He is a member of the Teradata leadership team, reporting to Victor Lund, chief executive officer of Teradata. Steve joined Teradata in September 2007.
At the time he joined Teradata, Scheppmann had 20 years of experience as a CFO and more than 10 years in public accounting. He was executive vice president and CFO of Per-Se Technologies, Inc. Scheppmann was executive vice president and CFO for NOVA Information Systems, Inc. from 2000 to 2006 and senior vice president and CFO for Larson-Juhl, Inc. from 1988 to 2000. He held senior auditing positions with Arthur Andersen & Company from 1978 through 1988. He was a member of the board of directors of eResearch Technology, Inc., a publicly-traded biotechnical services and technology company, where he also served as the chair of its audit committee from 2006 - 2012.
Scheppmann grew up in the Midwest and is a magna cum laude graduate of the University of Wisconsin at Whitewater with a bachelor's degree in business administration - accounting.


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I know that you don't really need anyone else talking about this film now, but everyone else is doing it.
I liked Episode III. It's not as good as any of the films in the original trilogy, but it's a long way from teeth-gratingly bad, which places it above the first two prequels. I liked the space battle at the beginning, and the rescue of Palpatine. Then, it got back into the two things that have mired the prequel trilogy: love and politics. The relationship between Anakin and Padme is still total crap, and the political maneuvering of the senate/council is still boring as hell. The second half was a lot stronger, with several great action sequences. I liked the lava fight, and the overall darker tone.
There were serious problems. Only Ian McDiarmid, Christopher Lee and (sometimes) Ewen McGregor are really able to handle this dialogue. From everyone else, especially our young friend Anakin and Sam Jackson, the lines just sound ridiculous. There's no getting around the fact that this is a poorly written script.
I think I've figured out one of the reasons that the prequels don't work as well as the OT. In serial adventure entertainment, the fun comes from not knowing what will come next. The fact that Darth Vader is Luke's father comes as a surprise. The fact that Luke and Leia are siblings is a surprise. Everything is a new world in the original trilogy, and it's exciting to experience it for the first time.
In the prequels, everything is leading up to what we have already seen. Palpatine's betrayal has been coming for four hours now. Even those who hadn't seen the OT could see it coming. We know that Anakin will become evil, that the Jedi Council will be destroyed, that Yoda and Obi Wan will not die. Even the small things all lead up to the original films. If Chewbacca was important in these films, it would be a pleasant surprise to see him in episode IV. He isn't, though, so seeing him here is only important because we already know he will become important (and apparantly change/forget a lot between now and then). The Star Wars films do not (and should not) have the resonance required to work when we already know what to expect. When every detail is important in retrospect, that's fun. When every detail is important because it needs to configure itself to what we already know is coming, the curtain comes up and we see the wizard at work.
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text: Posted June 16, 2014 Bookmark the permalink. God's Assignment: Teach Your Children His Word Nov1by Michael Snow All Saints Day Deuteronomy 6, verse 4, begins, "Hear" which calls God's people to 'hear and do.' This begins the Shema, which Jesus and his disciples would have recited morning and evening. We are called to hear and do the Great Commandment, to love the LORD our God with all our heart and with all our soul [life] and with all our strength. And these words that I command you today shall be on your heart. You shall teach them diligently to your children, and shall talk of them when you sit in your house, and when you walk by the way, and when you lie down, and when you rise. You shall bind them as a sign on your hand, and they shall be as frontlets between your eyes. You shall write them on the doorposts of your house and on your gates…. Now, who is the "you" who is to teach the children God's commands? It is not the preacher; it is not the Sunday School; it is not the youth pastor. It is those who sit in the house, who go to bed there and wake up there, it is the parents of the children. ... cont. http://textsincontext.wordpress.com/2012/11/01/gods-assignment-teach-your-children-his-word/ 2 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites


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Releasing one of the year's premier electronic-music albums, pursuing an epic tour schedule spanning Coachella to Lollapalooza to Ultra – apparently all that wasn't enough for The Glitch Mob. If anything, it's just proven to be the beginning… The Los Angeles-based trio comprising Justin Boreta, Ed Ma, and Joshua Mayer continues their movement into 2011, gearing up to commence on June 23rd one of the group's most involved tours ever, as well as release some of their most innovative new music yet.
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This a great and savory dip for crackers during Hanukkah. It made with a few ingredients and takes no time.
- 1 lb. chicken liver
- 2 cloves garlic, minced
- 3 tbsp. sherry wine
- 1 stick butter
- 1/4 tsp. salt
- 1/4 tsp. black pepper
- Drizzle some olive oil in a heated pan. Then add the minced garlic and liver to the pan and cook until the liver is fully cooked. Should be 10 minutes.
- Drain the excessive oil and place the liver along with the sherry wine, butter, salt, and pepper in the food processor to be pulsed into a creamy consistency. Place in the fridge to cool for at least an hour.
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How Your Newborn Grows: Infant Development
Is My Newborn Normal?
Rashes, Lumps, and Bumps
Newborns are notorious for developing what seem like strange transitory rashes, the most common being erythema toxicum, red spots with a yellow or whitish center that often resemble flea bites.
But before you send Fido packing, Hubbard says take heart; it's probably just a normal newborn rash.
"It can be scary because lesions can pop up, go away, and new ones pop up within hours, and the skin can redden. But it's not serious, does not hurt or bother your baby and it usually resolves within seven days or less," says Hubbard.
Slightly less common -- but still normal -- are Mongolian spots. These are bluish patches frequently found on the lower back or buttocks, though they can crop up almost anywhere on your newborn's body. They can look like bruises and usually occur on babies that have darker skin. Hubbard says they usually disappear within the first year of life.
Blotchy red patches can occur on the face and neck of up to one-third of all newborns. These lesions known as "stork bites" may become more noticeable when your baby cries. The spots spontaneously disappear usually within 18 months.
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No matter how prepared you are for most newborn "surprises," there's hardly a parent alive who isn't just a little shaken up when they gaze at their baby's genitals for the first time.
That's because they are usually abnormally large. In fact they are much larger and darker in color than you might expect on any child.
"In boys, swelling of the scrotum can be quite impressive and the tissue very red. In girls, the vulva is extremely swollen and also darker in color, both largely the result of the mother's hormones," says Shelov.
This is normal in the newborn period and will resolve on its own.
Something else that takes most parents by surprise is that baby girls often have a white vaginal discharge following birth, as well as one or two days of blood streaks.
"The vaginal mucosa is very hormone sensitive, so once the mother's hormones are out of the baby's system, there will be a little bleeding. It usually occurs within 72 hours and then stops," says Shelov. The enlarged genitals in boys and girls lasts a bit longer -- about a month.
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|Look up angular in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
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Angular relates to an angle or angles, having an angle or angles.
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- AngularJS, an open-source web application framework
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- Angular bone, a large bone in the lower jaw of amphibians and reptiles
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Linux Vulkan will be closed source
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AMD has confirmed that although it has a Linux driver for its Vulkan card it will initially be closed source.
ARM gets open saucy with mbed
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Fabless chipmaker ARM has released some of the source code for its operating system for the Internet of Things.
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We report a 1 cm×1 cm array of 100 In0.53Ga0.47As-In0.52Al0.48As avalanche photodiodes (APD). The average breakdown voltage was 28.7 V with a standard deviation of less than 0.5 V. The distribution of breakdown voltage across the area followed a radial pattern consistent with a slight epitaxial growth nonuniformity. The mean dark current at a gain of 10, or 6.1 A/W, was 10.3 nA, and none of the 100 APDs had a dark current of more than 25 nA. The bandwidth at a gain of 10 was 6.2 GHz, and the maximum gain-bandwidth product was 140 GHz. This technology is ideally suited for next-generation three-dimensional imaging applications.


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For the past few weeks, I've had increasing lag on my iPad 2. I can't think of any recent changes on it that would cause this problem.
Tracking the severe weather threat for tomorrow. We're in for a wild ride!
We're under severe thunderstorm warning til 4 am.
Major severe storms coming through...dangerous but so beautiful outside right now
Yes, there really is a severe limitation to the email app in my opinion: no user definable folders.
All the Office apps that exist today have severe limitations and formatting issues.
Go Microsoft!
A tornado watch has been issued for the Regina area. Severe thunderstorms, with the possibility of very large hail, severe lightning and flooding...
Most of eastern Ontario is under a severe storm watch.
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Lying in bed.. Having to listen to the severe wind and heavy rain outside :( dont like it one bit!
We had severe thunderstorms this evening. Must be lots of trees down because we have no electricity. Hope it's fixed by tomorrow.
It's nasty here too-- severe thunderstorm warnings, flood alerts. Feast or famine-- either no rain or too much..lol
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Sorry, i had a severe connection problem.. Please come back.. :(
Welcome and the addiction is very severe. Actually thinking about moving over to Mac and getting rid of my trusted PC.
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Stay safe, Moonlit!
Wow! You certainly do have severe temperature shifts. One minute it was minus and now in the 20's.
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Now this is becoming something of an expedition. Bus drivers are showing symptoms of a severe allergic reaction. 11 days without an avocado.
Anyone else suffering severe GC issues? Looks like my boat might just need to go without me, I can't seem to get any FRs to work...
When we're done with it. :) we're trying to recover from severe drought.
I reckoned I'll be replacing my aged iPad 2, as, after the iOS 8 update its now suffering a severe case of dementia.
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Environment Canada has issued a severe wind warning for southern and eastern Ontario. The weather system that spawned the tornados in Indiana is...
That's not lighting bleed its a severe lighting haemorrhage :-(( , thats the worst I've seen on here so far. As stated thats a definate severe...
...really hope the crops don't flood again this year. There was already a shortage from last year's severe drought. We've gone the other way this...
...flower shops, 6 book stores, a seafood restaurant, a town hall and severe case of OCD on my bottom row of buildings. 1 University top right...
Me too. More lag than usual especially in settings.
Are there any known bugs or operability issues severe enough to cause a regular, everyday user not to want to put Beta 2 of iOS 4.2 on his iPad?
Your area seems to "enjoy" bad weather conditions the last few days.
Take care!
I'm left handed and when I use my iPad in landscape mode, I have the button on the right.
Using an iPad out of an OtterBox induces severe paranoia.
I do believe you. If I were at your place, I'd have severe depressions because of this continuing bad weather.
Stay safe
...double. It is strongly advised to not use that feature while being drunk, as it can lead to severe perceptual disturbances.
Proceed with caution.
The frost hasn't been too severe yet. Quite a few will die off during the severe conditions which are promised for next week.
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Thank you do much!! Now I feel bad :( can I sell you something please :)
GC: NADIA8/12 Level 49
My gosh--hope that this doesn't squelch going to work or doing your errands tomorrow!
Oh my gosh, seriously? Gosh you guys certainly need a break very soon! I hope the rain passes and/or not as predicted. Stay safe!
Has anybody noticed a severe roasted tomato drought?? Does anybody have one I could buy please? I been looking for them for over three hours and...
...with it now that I've jail broken it. I would recommend staying away from the Nexus 10, there are some really severe quality control issues there.
I want to help you. Please add me GC 10hesse lvl 61
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...sending GC challenges to me for games I don't even have. This is a severe warning. If I receive another one from one of you (you know who you...
Yes - likely. That is a milkweed ( stunted by the severe drought ) the bug was sitting on.
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I create a lot of simple programs, which don't need any memory, but they always show around 1MB-1.6MB memory in the private memory column in task manager.
I read that the default stack size is 1MB for linking with link.exe, i tried playing with /STACK like this :
/STACK:65536 (64kb)
/STACK:16777216 (16mb)
when i run the program, the memory hasn't changed at all..
Even a simple program like this, using 1.6MB compiled as 64bit with link.exe and no libs (simple.c):
#include <stdio.h>
int main() {
puts("hello world\n");
return 0;
Can anyone tell me how i can reduce the memory on simple programs? i know 1mb isn't much but i'm very curious as there are some windows processes which show very low memory in taskman, e.g. smss.exe is runing 0.4MB private memory with 2 threads.


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Hi, all of a sudden I can't access the admin profile to continue building my offline WordPress site (localhost/wordpress/wp-admin/)
It is a 403 Forbidden error: "You don't have permission to access localhost/wordpress/wp-admin/ on this server."
As there is a permissions issue going on here, how do I overcome it? Is it something to do with .htaccess, wp-config.php or admin rights on my computer maybe?


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centres for March, while Christchurch was the wettest.
The North Island was abnormally dry for the start of autumn,
but the eastern areas of Otago and Canterbury received normal
to well-above-normal rainfall, principal scientist Dr Mike
Revell said.
Niwa's March climate summary showed Dunedin experienced 153%
of normal rainfall at 98mm and Christchurch received 123mm,
269% of normal.
In comparison, Hamilton received 6mm or 7% of its normal
rainfall - its second-driest March on record.
Dunedin's temperature was near average at 13.6degC and
Christchurch's was below average at 13.7degC.
Although Dunedin was the cloudiest city, it received more
sunshine than normal with 172 hours.
Elsewhere in Otago no weather records were broken, although
Wanaka recorded its third-lowest March rainfall of 11mm, only
27% of normal.
The few moderate to heavy rainfalls during the month were due
to abnormally high pressure over much of the country combined
with periods of lower pressure, Dr Revell said.
Otago and Canterbury had wetter-than-normal soils for the
time of year along coastal areas.
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|Jennifer V. Hines
Biochemistry Research Facility
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The focus of our research group is RNA drug discovery. We employ an interdisciplinary approach to developing RNA-targeted medicinal agents that could potentially treat diseases such as AIDS, multidrug resistant bacterial infections, and cancer. RNA plays a critical role in viral replication, bacterial regulation and cancer biogenesis. By targeting key RNA-mediated regulatory processes for these diseases we hope to ultimately develop novel medicinal agents. Through a combination of chemical, molecular, and structural biology studies we are determining the structure-function relationships of medicinally relevant RNA targets and the structure-activity relationships of small molecule ligands that bind the RNA. We utilize a variety of approaches ranging from biophysical (fluorescence, UV, NMR) to bioinformatics, computational and molecular biology techniques. Our goal is to gain an in-depth understanding of the factors that govern molecular recognition of RNA by small molecules and to use this knowledge in the development of novel medicinal agents.
Selected Publications
Electrophoretic Mobility Shift Assay of RNA-RNA Complexes, Anupam, R., Zhou, S., Hines, J. V., Methods in Molecular Biology Springer Protocols (Humana Press), 2015, 1240, 153-164.
Fluorescence anisotropy: Analysis of tRNA binding to the T box riboswitch antiterminator RNA, Zhou, S., Anupam, R., Hines, J. V., Methods in Molecular Biology Springer Protocols (Humana Press), 2015, 1240, 143-152.
Fluorescence assays for monitoring RNA-ligand interactions and riboswitch-targeted drug discovery screening, Liu, J., Zeng, C., Zhou, S., Hines, J. V., Methods in Enzymology (Elsevier), 2015, 550, 363-383.
Factors that influence T box riboswitch efficacy and tRNA affinity, Zeng, C., Zhou, S., Bergmeier, S.C., Hines, J.V., Bioorg. Med. Chem., 2015, in press DOI:10.1016/j.bmc.2015.07.018.
Identification of spermidine binding site in T box riboswitch antiterminator RNA, Liu, J. Zeng, C., Hogan, V., Zhou, S., Monwar, Md.M., Hines, J.V., Chem. Biol. Drug Design, 2015, in press.
A small molecule inhibitor of glucose transporter 1 (Glut1) down-regulates glycolysis, induces cell cycle arrest, and inhibits cancer cell growth in vitro and in vivo, Y. Liu, Y. Cao, W. Zhang, S. Bergmeier, Y. Qian, H. Akbar, R. Colvin, J. Ding, L. Tong, S. Wu, J. Hines, and X. Chen Mol. Cancer Ther, 2012, 11, 1672-1682.
Fused ring aziridines as a facile entry into triazole fused tricyclic and bicyclic heterocycles, F. Fang, M. Vogel, J.V. Hines, S.C. Bergmeier Org. Biomol. Chemistry, 2012, 10, 3080-3091.
A synthesis of 1,4-disubstituted Imidazolidin-2-ones from fused-ring aziridines, I.W. Maciagiewicz, F. Fang, D.A. Roberts, S. Zhou, J.V. Hines, S.C. Bergmeier Synthesis, 2012, 44, 551-560.
Characterization of a 1,4-disubstituted 1,2,3-triazole binding to T box antiterminator RNA, S. Zhou, J.A. Means, G. Acquaah-Harrison, S.C. Bergmeier, J.V. Hines Bioorg. Med. Chem, 2012, 20, 1298-1302.
Ligand-induced changes in T box antiterminator RNA stability, S. Zhou, G. Acquaah-Harrision, K.D. Jack, S.C. Bergmeier, J.V. Hines. Chem. Biol. Drug Design, 2012, 79, 202-208.
Anisotropy studies of tRNA - T box antiterminator RNA complex in the presence of 1,4-disubstituted 1,2,3-triazoles, S. Zhou, G. Acquaah-Harrison, S.C. Bergmeier, J.V. Hines Bioorg. Med. Chem. Letters, 2011, In press
Interfacing medicinal chemistry with structural bioinformatics: Implications for T box riboswitch RNA drug discovery, F. Jentzsh, J.V. Hines BMC Bioinformatics , (GLBIO 2011 Special Issue) 2011, 13 (Suppl. 2), S5-S10.
Library of 1,4-Disubstituted 1,2,3-Triazole Analogs of Oxazolidinone RNA-Binding Agents, G. Acquaah-Harrison, S. Zhou, J.V. Hines, S.C. Bergmeier J. Comb. Chem. 2010, 12, 491-496.
Fluorescence probing of T box antiterminator RNA: Insights into riboswitch discernment of the tRNA discriminator base, John A. Means, Crystal M. Simson, Shu Zhou, Aaron A. Rachford, Jeffrey J. Rack, J.V. Hines Biochem. Biophys. Res. Commun., 2009, 389, 616-621.
T box transcription antitermination riboswitch: Influence of nucleotide sequence and orientation on tRNA binding by the antiterminator element, Hamid Fauzi, Akwasi Agyeman, J. V. Hines BBA-Gene Regulatory Mechanisms 1789 2009, 185-191.
4,5-Disubstituted Oxazolidinones: High affinity molecular effectors of RNA function, R. Anupam, S. C. Bergmeier, N. J. Green, F. J. Grundy, T. M. Henkin, J. A. Means, A. Nayek, J. V. Hines, Bioorg. Med. Chem. Lett., 2008, 18, 3541-3544 (DOI:10.1016/j.bmcl.2008.05.015)
Characterizing riboswitch function: Identification of Mg2+ binding site in T box antiterminator RNA, K.D. Jack, J.A. Means, J.V. Hines, Biochem. Biophy. Res. Commun., 2008, 370, 306-310
Identification of neomycin B-binding site in T box antiterminator model RNA, R. Anupam, L. Denapoli, A. Muchenditsi, J. V. Hines, Bioorg. Med. Chem., 2008, 16, 4466-4470
T box riboswitch antiterminator affinity modulated by tRNA structural elements, J. A. Means, S. Wolf, A. Agyeman, J. S. Burton, C.M. Simson, J. V. Hines, Chem. Biol. Drug Des., 2007, 69, 139-145.
Structure activity studies of oxazolidinone analogs as RNA-binding agents, J. Means, S. Katz, A. Nayek, R.Anupam, J. V. Hines, S. C. Bergmeier, Bioorg. Med. Chem. Letters, 2006, 16, 3600-3604.


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I'm writing a script to do a copy of some data between two machines on the same network using psycopg2. I'm replacing some old, ugly bash that does the copy with
psql -c -h remote.host "COPY table TO STDOUT" | psql -c "COPY table FROM STDIN"
This seems like both the simplest and most efficient way to do the copy. It's easy to replicate in python with a stringIO or a temp-file, like so:
buf = StringIO()
from_curs = from_conn.cursor()
to_curs = to_conn.cursor()
from_curs.copy_expert("COPY table TO STDOUT", buf)
buf.seek(0, os.SEEK_SET)
to_curs.copy_expert("COPY table FROM STDIN", buf)
...but that involves saving all the data to disk/in memory.
Has anyone figured out a way to mimic the behavior of a Unix pipe in a copy like this? I can't seem to find a unix-pipe object that doesn't involve POpen - Maybe the best solution is to just use POpen and subprocess, after all.


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Yellow Springs News Blogs Section :: Page 27
BLOG-What Does The Fox Say?
Our family ventures into Glen Helen and discovers some of its close held secrets.
BLOG — Whatcha got cookin'?
When considering what to give my three-year-old for Christmas this year, I chose a gift I thought she would like, something that acts as a complement to many of the toys she already has and easily stores them, and which, most importantly, will require very little clean-up from me in the future.
BLOG-Setting the Scene
On the darkest day of the year, I am glad to find myself in the company of those who forge healing light.
BLOG – Watch for ice
Today's blog showcases the ice that was produced after this weeks winter weather.
I learn the dimensions of my bread pan by filling its span with Paul Reinhart's recipe for whole wheat sandwich bread.
BLOG-Sweet Potato Brown
Put a satisfying side dish on your plate on this snowy day.
BLOG – Bulldog 5K
Today's blog showcases some of the runners who spent their Friday morning burning off their Thanksgiving meal at the Bulldog 5k.
BLOG-Passing Plates On and Around
The next generation definitely is getting the knack of these holiday traditions. In them, we glimpse our legacy.
BLOG-The First Pumpkin Pie
Amy makes her first pumpkin pie and… well… it was respectable.
BLOG-Giving a Bit of Art & Soul
Christmas shopping has officially begun….with the opening of the art fair Art & Soul at Mills Lawn.


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Netanyahu, who has denied taking sides in the U.S. race, quickly congratulated Obama on Wednesday and described the security relationship between the two countries as "rock solid."
"I look forward to working with President Obama to further strengthen this relationship and I look forward to working with him to advance our goals of peace and security," Netanyahu said at a joint appearance with U.S. Ambassador Dan Shapiro.
Shapiro, meanwhile, dismissed suggestions that Obama might seek revenge as "ridiculous." Obama is "not somebody whose policies are governed by emotions," Shapiro told an academic conference.
Relations could be tested as soon as this month when the Palestinians are expected to ask the U.N. General Assembly to grant them upgraded "nonmember state" status. The Palestinians are seeking broader international backing for their independence in the absence of peace talks.
Israel staunchly opposes the bid, saying differences can only be resolved through negotiations. While the U.S. also opposes the Palestinian initiative, Obama may push Israel to make some concessions to the Palestinians in order to halt the bid and return to negotiations.
"We hope that President Obama's second term will be a term for peace, stability and democracy for the region, during which we will witness the implementation of the two-state solution, the end of Israeli occupation and the establishment of a Palestinian state," Palestinian negotiator Saeb Erekat said.
The Obama victory could also play a role in the Israeli election campaign.
Eytan Gilboa, a political scientist at Bar-Ilan University, said Obama could hypothetically side against Netanyahu in the Israeli campaign by signaling support for opposition leaders, though he said Obama would be "ill advised" to do so. More likely, he said opposition leaders would try to make the rocky relationship with the U.S. a key issue during the campaign.
Gilboa said the Obama reaction might even draw heavyweight opponents like former prime minister Ehud Olmert back into the race.
In a speech to American Jewish leaders in New York on Wednesday, Olmert, in a possible prelude to a political return, accused Netanyahu of damaging relations with the U.S. "Following what Netanyahu did in the last few months, raises the question whether or not our prime minister has a friend in the White House," Olmert said, accordingly to a statement from his aide.
"I am not sure of that, and it could be very significant for us at a critical time," he said. "To my great distress, Netanyahu has turned Israel from an issue that is above all dispute in the American campaign to an issue at the heart of the debate."
The biggest challenge for U.S.-Israeli relations could be Iran. In his speech to the United Nations General Assembly, Netanyahu said the window to attack Iran was quickly closing, and the world would have to act by next summer at the latest. With Obama expected to step up his diplomatic efforts, perhaps even through direct talks with Iran, tensions could emerge if Netanyahu is re-elected.
Aaron David Miller, a former Mideast negotiator under Republican and Democratic presidents, said he did not think Obama "will go to war" with Netanyahu. But he said he did not think the personal relationship will improve unless the men are "forced by necessity" to cooperate, perhaps by resolving the Iran issue.
"In general, you have a relationship that doesn't have a solid foundation. There's great distrust," he said. "But regardless of a lack of trust, in a way, the relationship is too big to fail."
Associated Press writers Lauren E. Bohn and Ian Deitch contributed to this report.
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Released: Jun 18th, 2007
Running Time: 126 Min.
Director: Just Robin Pimpin
Companies: Combat Zone, Third World Media
Cast: Lady Snow, Wesley Pipes, Thunder Katt, Nathan Threat, Envy (I), Devlin Weed, Rock (II), Byron Long, Kira (I), Devious
Critical Rating: AAAA
Genre: Specialty
BBW lovers rejoice, for Just Robin Pimpin has it goin'on. In addition to being a full-figured girl herself, this sister knows what boys who like shapely big girls like.
Pimpin pays attention to the details, whether it's complete box and screen credits, high quality stills, a smoldering multi-racial cast, or the judicious use of food as a prop.
Pimpin and sidekick, Rock, cruise the city in search of suitably hot women who tip the scales and come back with an ass kicking collection, including super sized and super sassy Thunder Katt and medium plush Lady Snow.
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|Smartphone: LG Optimus 7Q
|At a glance:
|Slide-out keyboard.,Comes with useful, LG-specific apps,WP7 now includes copy and paste
|If you're on Telecom and want a no fuss smartphone this is the one.
Telecom recently launched the LG Optimus 7Q as a contender to HTC's 7 Trophy, Vodafone's top Windows Phone 7 (WP7) handset.
The Optimus has a slide-out QWERTY keyboard, on which I could happily write a few hundred words. This is the main area where the 7Q scores over the touchscreen-only Trophy. However, the 7Q also comes with a few particularly useful pre-installed applications.
There's Panorama Shot, which auto-matically take five photographs in a row to create one panoramic image, PlayTo, which streams music and video from the phone's 16GB memory to another device via a Wi-Fi connection, and ScanSearch, which uses Google to help you find everything from banks to shopping malls within a 50km radius. Interesting, considering the phone's default internet search engine is Microsoft's Bing.
Last year, when I first used the Music & Videos application in WP7, I thought it was good but I had little to compare it to. Now, having extensively used the Android media player on the Motorola Milestone, I realise just how good WP7's media player is.
The other function worth raving about is the calendar which automatically syncs with your Hotmail or Windows Live account. Any appointments you enter on the phone appear in your online account, and vice versa.
I do have a few small beefs with Windows Phone 7, which I expect Microsoft will fix when it releases its next free update for the operating system. Notably, you can't select an MP3 as a ringtone, even though many basic phones have had that option for years.
The last update added copy and paste of text, which was absent from the initial WP7 release.
Altogether, the Optimus 7Q is a strong smartphone; and another chance for WP7 to win over the audience it so desperately needs to carve out a niche in the market.


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BOWLING GREEN, Ky. (WBKO) -- LifeHouse Church supplied back-to-school needs by giving shoes to children in the community as part of Kicks4Kids.
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"Every parent that I've talked to this morning has talked about how they all needed shoes -- all their kids needed shoes. That was the one thing they just weren't able to buy," said Tom Cummings, the lead pastor of the church.
The price of school supplies is on the rise.
One national analysis shows it's at least 7% more than last year.
For many families, that doesn't leave much money for other necessities -- even shoes.
"Roughly around a hundred for each child. We've got four boys starting this year. So, it was pretty expensive and that's not including school clothes," said one mother, Nicole White.
The event started Saturday morning at Bowling Green Christian Academy with more than 300 pairs of shoes.
"I like my shoes because it's helping kids and families," said Jayla Weatherly, who got new shoes today.
The shoes quickly walked away -- one pair for each child.
"Everybody's walking away with smiles on their faces. It's the biggest proof that it's working," Cummings said.
The church collected shoes through fundraising and donations.
"We've never heard of anybody doing this, and I think it's great for the community and brings the community together," White said.
It's the third year the church held the shoe distribution, and Cummings says it continues to grow.
If you'd like to donate next year, visit their website: lifehousebg.com/shoes.


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Leaders of the nation's largest unions came out in unanimous opposition to the recent Supreme Court ruling that allows corporations to spend as much as they like to influence the outcome of elections in the United States.
Steelworkers President Leo Gerard said on national television this weekend that the High Court's ruling means the four biggest banks alone could outspend all unions combined on political ads.
He said that this was particularly dangerous at a time when those same banks are "lobbying fiercely against enactment of laws that would prohibit the behaviors that led to the current Great Recession." The court ruling would allow banks to purchase and air ads against any lawmaker who votes for new regulations on financial institutions.
"The four biggest banks, if they spent one-tenth of 1 percent of their resources in a political campaign, would eclipse every single penny of union revenue for every union in the country," Gerard said. "We need to move to public financing of elections, otherwise people will get cynical about their votes and will believe participation doesn't matter."
Change to Win Chair Anna Burger was even sharper saying "corporations would drown out everybody else with their money.
"The court lifted the floodgates on corporate electoral activity in the name of free speech rights of corporations," she declared, "meaning if you are a CEO or corporate official, you are now free to hit the corporate ATM and spend whatever of your shareholders' money it takes to elect the candidates of your choice."
Burger said that unlimited corporate spending in federal elections "threatens to drown out voices of the people who should really be at the center of the political process: Voters and candidates." She noted that corporations "have already been shilling out a lot of cash for political activities via attack ads, direct mail and other forms of communication through political action committees."
Also joining the outcry against the Supreme Court's 5-4 ruling was AFL-CIO President Richard Trumka. Trumka's action came despite the fact that the AFL-CIO was among the groups that had earlier asked the Court to lift a ban on corporate or union-funded independent issue ads within 30 days of a primary or 60 days of a general election. Ads included in this category involve the recipient of an automated telephone call, for example, being asked to "call senator so-and-so and tell him to vote against such-and-such."
A wide variety of organizations had joined together to ask the Court to lift that ban including right wing groups, the American Civil Liberties Union and the AFL-CIO.
In his attack on the Supreme Court ruling, Trumka said, however, that corporate speech, controlled by company officers, is not the same as speech by unions, which, he said, are democratically controlled by their members.
"The Supreme Court further tilted the playing field in favor of business corporations in public elections," Trumka declared. "By allowing unlimited corporate treasury expenditures that explicitly support or oppose particular candidates, the court increased the excessive influence corporations already have in our electoral system."
He said the court "wrongly treated corporate expenditures the same as union expenditures," contrary to the arguments the labor federation had made in its brief. "Unions, unlike businesses, are democratically-controlled, nonprofit membership organizations representing working men and women across the country, and their independent speech should accordingly be given greater protection."
Trumka summarized the elements of what, he said, should be included in campaign finance reform. They include "campaign finance regulation that promotes democratic participation in elections, possible public financing of election campaigns, tight regulation of campaign contributions, protection of 'legitimate independent free speech rights,' and 'effective disclosure of who is paying for what.'"
Legal experts are saying that the High Court ruling may, in effect, ban all those elements of campaign finance reform.
The Obama administration is exploring what it can do on a legislative level to correct the problem with the Court ruling. The president made a dramatic display of his opposition to the decision when, looking directly at the members of the Supreme Court who were seated in front of him, he condemned their ruling.
Photo: Leo Gerard speaking at Employee Free Choice Act event in Texarkana, Tex., July 2009. Allison Curley/flickr.com/photos/26467954@N04/3714573761


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Problem: when sharing links from our blog on Facebook, proper images wont show up for thumbnail.
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The Harvest Night - Episode 2: Ashes in the Urn (DVD 2 of 2)
Title: The Harvest Night - Episode 2: Ashes in the Urn
Volume: DVD 2 / 2
Running time: 30
Distributor: NuTech Digital
Release date: 2004-02-10
Suggested retail price: $24.95
Age rating: 18+
In an attempt to enslave Ryoko and make her become one of them, Lisa and other girls try to get Ryoko to sign a contract to be a hooker, but Honoka intervenes, stopping them.
When Emi, Masato's lover, demands that Masato take action to regain control over their territory, he says he isn't interested. That night, the gang goes out to work without Masato's protection, only to have the enemy gang ambush them. The enemy gang wants revenge for the killing of their gang member...
DVD Features: Photo Gallery, Trailers.
Spoken Languages: English, Japanese, English Subtitles.
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