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So down because I failed
I am feeling so down. I originally lost 30lbs last two months then fell off the wagon and gained back 20lbs this past month. Carbs are like a drug to me. I couldn't stop eating them. Now I am back on the wagon and determined to lose this weight. So depressing to have gained the weight. Has this happened to anyone else?
Theresa :sad:
This has happened to everyone else, lol.
Don't feel down because this has happened to almost everyone. Stay on course and you will succeed! Glad you are back!
We've all done it lose4life! It sure is a confidence shaker.
In my case, it took me a long time to get to the weight I am and I know it will not come off overnight. It is as struggle that is worth it though. If weight loss was easy, every one would be thin.
Take it minute by minute, hour by hour and day by day... ;)
Definitely. I'm glad you stopped it before you gained more than you lost. Look at it this way, you're still at a net loss of 10 pounds, which is the equivalent to carrying around 1.3 gallons of milk around all the time.
It's not a bragging point, but I am bad on the low carb train after gaining most of what I lost over 3 years.
Welcome back to 'rehab'!!;)
It took me literally yrs. to get back and 100lbs. Originally lost to goal (55Lbs) and then took the jump off .... the struggle and physical toll it took makes me firmly planted on this side now! :)
Btw, it is not a failure but rather a lesson learned and a very important one at that. Most people (it seems) learn the best by going back to old ways. It makes one appreciate what is so good about low carb!
I feel your pain. I was less than 20 lbs to my goal and I had started with about 90 lbs to lose. Then I let it creep back on me over the last few years. I feel horrible and can't believe I lived well into the 200's for so long. I am "weighed down" by it all.
I'm back on track now and I'm wiser. See the image in my siggy and adopt it for yourself. Get back up, dust yourself off, take a deep breath and motor on. Nothing to be ashamed of, just learned from.
A way of eating isnt a pass-fail and neither is weight loss, marriage, child rearing, friendships etc...its an ebb and flow. You lost ---you gained---now you will lose again and make better choices. Big deal. You are one meal away from learning and reaching a new goal.
Our sports teams do it all the time and we still refer to them as athletes even when then they never win a game!
You haven't failed until you stop trying. :)
Ten years ago, I did the first three phases of Atkins and probably lost 70 pounds. (I did not weigh back then).
I did not do Maintenance properly, by a long shot. My slow introduction of "good carbs" gave way over time to eating exactly as I had before I lost the weight. And guess what? All the weight came back, ALL of it.
A good 10 months of dietary work and 70 pounds lost - all undone because I somehow convinced myself that I could eat scones and potato chips and ice cream and cupcakes as much as I wanted. Because I ate them somewhat less than I used to. Despite my previous success and all that I had learned about my metabolism.
So yes, I understand your depression and feeling of failure. The day I finally convinced myself to get on the scale and assess the damage, I outright sobbed seeing the number.
I have decided that this time, though, is the last time. I am down 53 pounds, and although this time it is taking longer, I am okay with it. The weight IS coming off and more importantly I have made the choice to accept my insulin-resistant metabolism and commit to lifelong maintenance. I am not doing this again.
It will all work out for you. Be kind to yourself; there is no changing the past and beating yourself up does nothing.
Many of us here can empathize with you I'm sure. But cheer up. RDBhan, smoosh and rndiane are right in their words of wisdom to you. We are all human, there will be obstacles, there will be disappoints, there will be failures and there will be setbacks. But just know, low carb is a woe. This isn't (or shouldn't be) a stimulant to try to reach some goal in 90 days, etc. but a practice that you can incorporate in your everyday life. Stay the course, keep your eyes and the prize, and most importantly know and believe that what you are doing WILL lead to change and WILL ultimately give you the results you are after. All the best on your continued journey.
You can do it!!!
My best advice is to try not to think of it as "failing" or "succeeding" because both of those things only occur when you're DONE with something. Think of this as a lifestyle that is a work in progress.
But I know, I know, that is all easier said than done! Yes, it has happened to me too. I've lost sight of my priorities and my goals and gained some weight back. I'm actually currently working on this, my lowest weight was 185 pounds, then over the course of about a year I went back up to 220 pounds. But proud to say I'm currently down to 205 again! It is sometimes depressing, frustrating and hard, but you can't give up because that means you're accepting that your life will be that of an overweight, miserable, person. JUST KEEP GOING!! :)
I never gained back while losing like you just did, but what I did was hit goal THEN slowly gained most of it back. either way you look at it, it just stinks.
and of course I am losing that same weight again right now :)
yes, everyone who has alot to lose most times has to lose it again. and maybe again, before we can handle the big changes it takes to tackle it long term.
great advice on the board for you. hang in there and that wagon you just jumped on will take you to goal!
I agree with all the posters.
Can you analyze what caused you to fall off the wagon and devise a strategy for dealing with that when it comes up again? For example, was it just a feeling that you had reached a goal and underestimated how hard maintenance would be? Were you eating because of a stressful event in your life?
You haven't failed - you lost 10 pounds!
Get back on track and you will be back at -30 in no time!
You learned a big lesson. I'm currently re-learning a similar 30 pound regain lesson.
This has happened to me many times. Just don't give up. I think carbs is like alcohol, very hard to give up, but we all fall off the wagon sometimes. Just get back on. :)
It's never to late to start over again. :)
Everyone has great advice. Thank you so much for the support. I can't look at the long road ahead or I will just throw in the towel. I will set short term goals for now and make this my way of life.
It's not a failure, it's a learning experience, and we ALL have them.
So what did you learn from this?
Were you eating enough calories to be satisfied, were you eating enough fat? Did you have a plan in place to avoid carbs in unexpected situations? Did you ask for support from family and friends?
What do you need to change to ensure success this time?
Remember, you are only as far away from eating low carb as the next bite of food in your mouth. So if you blow it, get right back on plan. Don't punish yourself or let yourself go hungry because of it.
I struggle everyday and I will continue to struggle. For what I am learning, this is a day-by-day, pound-by-pound exercise of discipline and self-restrain.
Hang in there, you will prevail at the end
Progress, not perfection is what matters.
It is a life long journey ahead.
The struggle is what makes it valuable.
Try to make sure there are many more good days than bad (eating habit-wise).
For me, when I end up cheating, I tend to binge and can gain 10 lbs or more in like 2 days off the wagon. At least some of it is water weight - -I tell myself, but it still takes a full week or more to get rid of it, and then longer to burn off the remaining fat gain.
You are back, Theresa. By not giving up, shows a sign of a champion bound for success!
No one can be perfect all of the time; you are probably too hard on yourself. What would you tell your BFF in the same situation? Did you learn anything about yourself this time out?
Then the experience made you stronger, and as long as you don't give up, you will succeed. I've been morbidly obese for 30+ yrs before I had to admit I am a carb addict and had to ask for help. I did, learned, and am still learning a lot; and lost 235 pounds. I'm human like everyone else here who shares their story.
Don't feel alone in this! Like so many others have posted, I also made the same mistakes. 10 years ago I lost 70 pounds and looked and felt great. Over time I slowly gained it all back, pretending like I hadn't because I wasn't a size 22 like before. When I couldn't fit into size 16-18 clothes I knew I was fooling myself and was pretty surprised to find I was the same start weight as before.
:heart: At least you realized with only a 20 pound gain! You're ahead of the game :D
So sorry you are feeling down!
I have spent the last three years going up and down and falling off the wagon and getting back on. Every time I decide it's the last time, and every time it's not.
I'm just hoping this time it will stick!
Take one day at a time, we are right here with you on your journey! So many people here understand what you are going through. At least you can pat yourself on the back for getting back on the wagon and you still lost a total of 10lbs!!!!! Celebrate that and be proud that you made it back.
Previously lost pounds become more valuable each time you fall off the wagon.
In time, falling off the wagon becomes too expensive.
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As the nation adjusts to ongoing health care reforms, the need for more doctors, especially from varying backgrounds, is even more important. Mount Sinai's Icahn School of Medicine has a plan to lay some traditions aside to attract prospective students from a wider pool of applicants. NY1's Health reporter Erin Billups filed the following report.
Ronnie Tisdale joined a South Asian a capella group during his undergraduate studies. It was an extracurricular activity he was able to enjoy only after he was granted early acceptance into Mount Sinai's Icahn School of Medicine.
"I was really able to explore and really appreciate the beauty of a college education, to be able to take foreign languages, to study music," he says.
Tisdale is part of Mt. Sinai's Humanities and Medicine program, which allows students to forego traditional pre-med requirements like organic chemistry, physics and even the MCAT exam.
Now the school is expanding the 25-year old program, recruiting from different undergraduate disciples to eventually make up half of its class. Dean David Muller says they want to free students from the culture of aggressive competition and outdated requirements, which may sap creativity.
"They've done as well as their peers," Muller says. "This program will provide a very different approach for people who are creative and can sustain, nurture their creativity throughout college and bring that to medical school and help us change medical school, help us change the practice of medicine."
Mt. Sinai hopes the now Flex-Med program will also attract less privileged students and those disadvantaged due to systematic inequalities.
"We don't have enough students of color in medical schools. We don't have enough students who are from the LGBT community," Muller says. "It clearly translates into worse care for people who come from groups that are underrepresented in medicine."
Recently, Tisdale saw this in action while shadowing doctors at Elmhurst Hospital. He was able to assist a Lebanese patient, because he now speaks Arabic.
"Whether it's knowing someone's language, knowing a little bit more about someone's culture, that enhances the doctor patient relationship," Muller says.
Mt. Sinai hopes its curriculum shift will start a trend at other medical schools, providing patients with more doctors that understand them and their cultures.
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Would He Rather Fight Than Switch?
If President Obama faces a Republican House, he will have two models to choose between: Harry Truman and Bill Clinton.
Nov 1, 2010, Vol. 16, No. 07 • By JAY COST
The showdown over the budget boosted Clinton's numbers in early 1996. In January, his job approval ticked above 50 percent in the Gallup poll, where it would remain for the rest of his tenure. By the spring, he would open up a double-digit lead over Bob Dole, the presumptive Republican nominee. A late-breaking campaign finance scandal kept his 1996 total under 50 percent of the popular vote, but with Perot again mounting a third-party challenge, Clinton's 49.2 amounted to a smashing personal victory. The triangulation strategy, however, shortened Clinton's coattails; by differentiating himself from both congressional parties, he limited his ability to help congressional Democrats, who picked up only three seats in the House. Triangulation during Clinton's second term also alienated the liberal wing of the Democratic coalition. Enough liberals peeled off in 2000 to enable Ralph Nader to play spoiler, as Vice President Al Gore fell just 537 votes short of victory.
Two presidents, two strategies, two victories. What to make of this? One possibility is that both approaches are timeless. If this is so, President Obama can go on the attack, as Truman did, or triangulate, as Clinton did, and win either way. But there's more to the story.
Truman's strategy made sense in the context of 1948. The last Gallup poll before Roosevelt's death found FDR's approval rating at 65 percent, astonishing for a president who had been in office 12 years. The fact that Roosevelt could break with tradition and win four presidential elections, carrying well over 50 percent of the popular vote every time, shows just how committed the country was to him. In 1948, people still vividly remembered the Great Depression, the failure of Herbert Hoover's economic program, and the success of the New Deal. In recent years, analysts like Amity Shlaes have questioned how effective the New Deal policies actually were, but what matters for our purposes is what the public perceived—and the public believed the New Deal had worked. In an important sense, then, the New Deal coalition was still alive and well after World War II. Truman's vacillation in the early days of his administration swept the Republicans into power in the midterms, but his reassertion of FDR-style liberalism helped revive the Roosevelt majority.
Matters were very different in 1994. The New Deal coalition had started to fracture in 1968, when the North-South split in the Democratic party handed the presidency to Richard Nixon. The disastrous candidacy of George McGovern—which more than anything represented the revival of Henry Wallace-style liberalism—and the failed presidency of Jimmy Carter had critically damaged the Democratic majority. This gave conservative Republicans, who had not really been in charge since the Coolidge administration in the mid-1920s, their first opportunity in generations. The success of the Reagan administration vindicated conservative Republicanism and peeled off huge portions of the old New Deal vote.
Bill Clinton seemed to have understood this when he first ran for president. Having been the chairman of the Democratic Leadership Council, he was prominent among those calling for a more moderate Democratic party. Yet the early Clinton administration did not govern in a centrist manner and was rebuked for it in the 1994 midterms. This defeat, moreover, unlike that in 1946, was not a blip. The Republicans triumphed in 1994 not because loyal Democrats uncharacteristically voted Republican, but because over the previous 12 years supporters of Reagan, Bush, and Perot had begun backing Republican candidates for Congress.
Thus, 1946 and 1994 were very different midterm elections. In 1946, a still essentially liberal country voiced its frustration and exasperation with the painful readjustment to peacetime. Once balance was restored to the economy, the country was prepared to move back to the left. In 1994, the country was no longer liberal at its core, and the 1994 midterms were an ideological correction of the leftward bent of the early Clinton administration. Thus, the strategies of Truman and Clinton made sense in their respective political contexts. Each president made an accurate judgment of what his midterm rebuke meant in the broader scheme, and thus was able to respond in an effective way.
It follows that the success or failure of President Obama's response to a new Republican Congress will depend very much on whether he accurately reads the public's mind. If he thinks the country is center-right, he will accommodate, as Clinton did. If he thinks it is center-left, he will "give 'em hell," as Truman did.
So far, the president has telegraphed that he intends to fight. He has warned that a Republican victory would mean "hand-to-hand combat." A comment the president made in a recent interview with the New York Times Magazine suggests he expects Republicans to move his way, not vice versa:
What is animating this sentiment? Part of the answer appears to be Obama's belief that, deep down, the country is with him. He seems to think that Republicans—much like their forebears in 1946—have made political hay out of economic uncertainty, but that when it comes time to govern they will have to come to the table, his table, or suffer a rebuke in 2012.
Ever since the conservative wing of the Republican party triumphed in 1980, liberal analysts have been warning the GOP that it must moderate if it is to survive. The most recent iteration of this argument is the "emerging Democratic majority" theory, long promulgated by John Judis of the New Republic and Ruy Teixeira of the Center for American Progress, which has ties to the Obama administration. In essence, their theory holds that demographic, social, and economic changes will move the country back to the center-left. They saw the 2008 presidential election as the first of many victories for this new majority.
The president's apparent plan to fight the GOP makes sense in light of this theory. If he thinks his election really was a leftward realignment, it follows that he will hold the new line against the conservatives, who in this view cannot sustain their coalition into 2012.
If this is what President Obama is thinking, I believe he has bet wrong. There are two glaring problems with the notion that 2008 was a realigning election that brought forth a new Democratic majority, which has only to be revived in 2012. First, while the exit polls confirm that President Obama brought new voters into his coalition, they also show that his decisive advantage was the 17 percent of Bush 2004 voters who bolted the GOP coalition in 2008. If John McCain had managed to keep these Bush voters in his camp, he would have won the White House. What's more, for all the new voters President Obama brought into the Democratic coalition, he lost almost as many Hillary Clinton primary voters, 15 percent of whom backed John McCain. Indeed, the exit polls indicate that, had Hillary Clinton been the nominee, she would have won by 11 points, while Obama won by 7 points.
Second, the idea of 2008 as a realigning election implicitly misframes the process by which voters shift their allegiances. The election of 1932, for instance, did not signify an electoral realignment. The realignment came during the New Deal as FDR used the powers of the federal government to shift the loyalties of the voting public. Similarly, the election of 1860 did not realign Northern politics; rather, victory in the Civil War did. Ditto the tumultuous period of 1893-1896: The Republicans went on to enjoy a 30-year majority not because William McKinley defeated William Jennings Bryan for president in 1896, but because the country turned an economic corner shortly thereafter for which the GOP could take credit. Finally, the Reagan Revolution lasted as long as it did because of the tremendous prosperity of the 1980s. In each instance, the president who pulled off the realignment did so by contrasting his record of successful governing with the failures of his opponents.
This essential ingredient is missing for Obama in 2010. The president's economic policy has broadly been judged not to have succeeded, and his health care law may be the most unpopular significant legislation in 100 years. Voters still look negatively upon the record of President George W. Bush, and they still would like to see President Obama succeed, but they do not believe the country has turned a corner. If it doesn't recover before the 2012 election, President Obama will have a difficult time reconstituting his electoral coalition—while Republicans, if they play their cards right, will enjoy a terrific opportunity to consolidate their midterm gains.
Soon enough, we shall see what Obama does.
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Prior to becoming Tennessee's governor, Bredesen served as the fourth mayor of the Metropolitan Government of Nashville and Davidson County from 1991 to 1999.[2]
One of the themes of Bredesen's first term as governor was healthcare while his second term focused more on education. In addition, Bredesen was noted for his refusal to accept a salary during his two terms as the state's chief executive official. This was in part due to the wealth he had earned from the 1986 sale of his controlling interest in HealthAmerica, the healthcare management company he founded out of his small Nashville apartment early in his career.[1]
Bredesen formally entered politics in 1987 as a candidate for mayor of Nashville. He finished second to 5th District Congressman Bill Boner, but since Boner only won 42% of the vote, he and Bredesen faced each other in a runoff. Boner won the runoff, largely by emphasizing that he was a Nashville native while Bredesen was a Northerner. Though he won the mayoral election on his second try, by the time he won the 2002 gubernatorial election, Bredesen had added two more unsuccessful campaigns to his record, including his initial bid for the governorship in 1994, and his bid for the congressional seat left open by Boner in 1988, after Boner beat Bredesen for mayor.[1]
Bredesen was born in Oceanport, New Jersey, but grew up in Shortsville, New York, a small agricultural community just south of Rochester. He earned a bachelor's degree in physics from Harvard University. Bredesen moved to Nashville in 1975. While doing research at the public library, he drafted a business plan that led to the creation of HealthAmerica Corp., a health care management company that eventually grew to more than 6,000 employees and was publicly traded on the New York Stock Exchange. He sold his controlling interest in HealthAmerica in 1986.[1]
In late August 2006, during his re-election campaign for governor, Bredesen experienced a health scare. The Tennessean reported that while hospitalized at Nashville's Centennial Medical Center, he was in intensive care with a fever of 104 degrees Fahrenheit. Bredesen was hospitalized for a total of four nights with what was thought to be a tick bite, but testing was inconclusive. The following week he was tested for two more days as an outpatient at Minnesota's Mayo Clinic, but no definitive diagnosis based on testing there was determined either. The incident brought to light the fact that the Tennessee Constitution makes no provisions for a disabled governor, although Bredesen was not incapacitated at any point during this illness to the extent that would have precluded him from fulfilling the duties of his office.[1]
- Bachelor's degree in Physics - Harvard University
Political career
Governor of Tennessee (2003-2011)
Bredesen was elected governor on November 7, 2002 and sworn into office on January 18, 2003. He served two terms, having won re-election in 2006, and was succeeded by current incumbent Gov. Bill Haslam, a Republican, on January 15, 2011.[1]
As governor, Bredesen was a member of the National Governors Association, the Southern Governors' Association and the Democratic Governors Association.[1]
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Bredesen: TN Executions are Humane
In November 2010, the Tennessee Supreme Court stopped the executions of four death row inmates so a lower court could examine the constitutionality of Tennessee's new lethal injection procedure.[3] The trial courts had 90 days to test whether a new step added during the lethal injection is constitutionally sound. Bredesen stood by Tennessee's lethal injection protocol despite the Tennessee Supreme Court's decision. He said that he respected the high court's decision, but believed the state was already operating within all confines of the law.
"I'm confident that what we're doing is humane and sensible and in the main stream, it is certainly what a great many other states do, and that in the end we'll find that what we're doing is consistent with the Constitution and the law and that Tennessee will be able to go ahead," said the former governor.[4]
Questionable investment
Bredesen's personal interest in the company Silicon Ranch Corporation, which benefited from policies he enacted while governor, raised questions in Tennessee in November 2010.
Bredesen had invested in, and held minority shareholder status with, the Silicon Ranch Corporation, according to his November 9 Disclosure of Interests Statement filed with the state's Bureau of Ethics and Campaign Finance. He listed it as a venture that will help finance construction of solar arrays.
Five days before this investment came to light, The Tennessean reported that Bredesen was chairman of the company. The report also showed that Community Development Commissioner Matthew Kisber and former state Revenue Commissioner Reagan Farr were also investors and executives. Kisber was its president and Farr was the vice chairman and secretary.
In Nov. 2011, Bredesen's personal interest in Silicon Ranch was suspected as being in violation of the state's Guiding Principles of Ethical Conduct for Public Officials because of conflict of interest issues, or at least the appearance of them.[5]
Mayor of Nashville (1991-1999)
After losing his first bid in 1987, Bredesen was elected in 1991 and re-elected in 1995.[1]
Bredesen and his wife, Andrea Conte, have one son, Ben.
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- ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 1.5 1.6 1.7 Bipartisan Policy Center, Phil Bredesen, accessed January 27, 2014
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- ↑ "Tennessee Supreme Court halts next 4 executions," The Associated Press, November 29, 2010
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Progenics Pharmaceuticals, Inc. (Nasdaq: PGNX) today announced that it has appointed Mark R. Baker chief executive officer. Prior to this promotion, Mr. Baker served as president. Paul J. Maddon, M.D., Ph.D. has been appointed to the newly created position of vice chairman of the board of directors and will continue as chief science officer. Both Mr. Baker and Dr. Maddon will continue as members of the board of directors.
"During his tenure with Progenics, Mark has been responsible for the Company's licensing agreements for the lead product, RELISTOR ®. Together with his performance as Progenics' president since 2009, these accomplishments demonstrate Mark's ability to lead the Company forward as we advance our business and clinical objectives," said Peter J. Crowley, chairman of Progenics' board of directors. "Progenics was founded to pursue innovative science that addresses unmet medical needs. Since founding the Company in 1988, Paul has brought remarkable leadership to the business and scientific strategies of the Company. The board is grateful to Paul for his dedicated service and extraordinary record of professional achievement as a chief executive officer. His ongoing commitment, and deep scientific and medical expertise, will continue to prove invaluable as we advance development programs that leverage our strengths as a dynamic biopharmaceutical company."
"It has been an inspiring and gratifying experience for me to nurture Progenics from concept to commercial stage operation," said Dr. Maddon. "I can think of no one better suited than Mark to lead Progenics into the next phase of its evolution. The other board members and I are delighted that Mark has accepted this appointment."
"I am honored to lead Progenics forward in this capacity," commented Mr. Baker. "I joined the Company in 2005 after a number of years as external legal counsel. I was enticed by the promise of the science, and by the remarkable caliber and commitment of its people. With our commercial product licensed to a promising marketing partner, and with additional therapeutic candidates in the pipeline, the future looks exciting and I am eager to drive the Company's growth."
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Globalfoundries' Parent Plans to Build Third "Mega Fab" for $6-$7 Billion in Abu Dhabi.
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Low-Power Chip Startup Receives Funding from ARM, ATIC, Texas Instruments.
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Globalfoundries Readies IDF Analog
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Relations Between IBM and Abu Dhabi May Get Closer Thanks to Globalfoundries – Analyst.
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Symbiosis Between Globalfoundries and IBM Needed for Long-Term Success – Analyst.
Close Collaboration with IBM Can Provide Globalfoundries Advantage in 20nm and Thinner Nodes
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Globalfoundries: Our Advanced Process Capacities Will Be Comparable to TSMC's.
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Thursday, May 6, 2010
Globalfoundries May Acquire IBM's Semiconductor Fabs – Analyst.
IBM May Leave Semiconductor Manufacturing Market
Sunday, April 25, 2010
Globalfoundries Develops 20nm Process Technology.
Globalfoundries Claims Half-Node Processes Will Continue to Exist
Tuesday, April 20, 2010
Globalfoundries Intends to Expand Manufacturing Capacity in New York.
Globalfoundries Requests $300 Million to Boost Manufacturing Capacity of Fab 2
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CP+B Channels Rushmore in Best Buy Back-to-School Ad - Posted July 28, 2014
The inspiration for CP+B's new back-to-school ad is pretty clear: the 1998 film Rushmore by Wes Anderson (who is no stranger to advertising), which happens to be my personal favorite from the dire... [AgencySpy]
Windows Denounces Apple-on-Samsung Fan Violence in Latest Spot - Posted April 29, 2013
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Wes Anderson and Roman Coppola's Charming Prada Promo Spot - Posted March 29, 2013
We thought Brad Pitt's painfully pretentious and nonsensical Chanel no. 5 ad had forever tarnished the concept of high fashion "content marketing" for us, but yesterday we finally came across a spot we can support. The purpose of this three minute short film, directed by Wes Anderson and ... [PRNewser]
Who Will Win the Screenplay Academy Awards? - Posted February 20, 2013
Who will win the Oscars for best adapted screenplay and screenplay? Below, we've linked to all the nominees in the top writing categories. On Monday morning, this GalleyCat editor will ta... [GalleyCat]
Since Halloween Was a Blip This Year, Let's Watch Two Creatives Get in the Spirit Instead - Posted November 6, 2012
Our favorite holiday took a rightful backseat last week to the chaos and suffering surrounding Hurricane Sandy, so consider this your Halloween hangover post that never was. We unfortunately missed Wes Anderson's latest quirk-fest, Moonrise K... [AgencySpy]
Wes Anderson's 'Moonrise Kingdom' Script Coming as UK eBook - Posted May 17, 2012
UK readers can buy a digital copy of the screenplay for Moonrise Kingdom, the upcoming Wes Anderson movie. The script was written by Anderson and Roman Coppola. To help American readers prepare for the film, we've made a Spotify playlist of mus... [GalleyCat]
Tuesday Odds and Ends - Posted May 15, 2012
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Wes Anderson Brings His 'World' to Sony - Posted March 22, 2012
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Wes Anderson Brings the Quirk Factor to the Hyundai Azera - Posted February 28, 2012
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Visa, Ned and a Trip to the Super Bowl - Posted November 8, 2011
On any other year, your credit card company offering you a trip to Indianapol... [AgencySpy]
Tom Brokaw, Trudie Styler, Joan Rivers & Happy Birthday, Jon Meacham! - Posted May 18, 2011
-- DIANE CLEHANE If you were wondering why the streets of midtown seemed a bit quiet today it was because everyone -- well, almost everyone -- was at Michael's today. I could barely keep up as the A-listers filed in one after another (Tom Brokaw... [AllTwitter]
Sharon Waxman Enjoys a Hotel du Cap Nightcap - Posted May 16, 2011
Over the weekend, The Wrap's doyenne Sharon Waxman filed a freewheeling dispatch... [FishbowlLA]
Learn How to Capture Engaging Video for the Web in New Online Boot Camp - Posted February 28, 2011
Mediabistro is currently offering a 4-week online video boot camp that teaches the skills necessary to capture engaging video for the web. The course, which begins March 1st, is being taught ... [TVSpy]
A Lovely Lady Will Never Top the Taste of a Cold Stella - Posted October 11, 2010
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Wes Anderson Adapts Roald Dahl Book - Posted October 13, 2009
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Hollywood Elite Come to McCain's Rescue - Posted October 22, 2008
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Owen Wilson Talks. Maybe. - Posted October 26, 2007
Owen Wilson, who was hospitalized last month for an apparent attempted suicide, has done his first interview, gabbing with Wes Anderson, according to, well, everybody. The interview is being recorded today and will be posted ... [FishbowlLA]
LAT In 90 Seconds - Posted September 28, 2007
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Trade Round-Up: August 28 - Posted August 28, 2007
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I have a dell server(tower), dont know the model off hand, but it has 2 hard drives and they are in a RAID 1. When I went to install ESXI, it showed two hard drives, same size and had each of their serial numbers listed. I am wondering if I picked say the top one, that should preserve my RAID right? Would dell send a box with a software RAID for windows?
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Aug 1, 2013 at 4:17 UTC
It depends on the server and the way it was ordered. But if you got into the RAID controller, you should be able to tell right there. software raid would be in the OS.
Aug 1, 2013 at 4:54 UTC
If you've got the system configured for a mirror, and you see two drives when installing esxi, then it's a software raid. And yes, I've seen plenty of them using the s300 card and such- which won't work under esxi
Aug 1, 2013 at 4:57 UTC
Isn't that a fakeRAID?
Aug 1, 2013 at 7:26 UTC
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In this case ESXi will treat them as individual drive not a mirrored volume. so will not preserve RAID. you might need another RAID card to support this.
Aug 1, 2013 at 10:56 UTC
Please make sure they are in RAID1.If it is fairly new server (in last 3 -4 years), you can boot to system configuration by pressing F8 or F10 (it will display in post) and you can Edit, See or create a a RAID Virtual disks.Then try to install Esx server and you will find the newly created Virtual Disk, not two separate disks
Aug 1, 2013 at 11:29 UTC
Sounds like software RAID to me, and you really don't have a RAID 1 volume. Dell Software RAID requires Windows. Check which RAID controller you have, but my gut says you don't really have RAID 1.
Also, why install ESXi to the hard drives? Get a high quality USB stick and install ESXi there, leaving the drives to use as Datastores for VM's or whatever.
Aug 1, 2013 at 2:16 UTC
Here is the machine, with its service tag: http:/
Aug 1, 2013 at 2:26 UTC
You have Next Business Day Support Warranty with an end date of 3/2/2014. i would suggest you to call dell and they will be more than happy to guide you to what you needs to be done.
Aug 1, 2013 at 2:30 UTC
Or when the server is booting, you can boot into the Dell Bios Raid Utility Ctrl+S (or Crtl+M for the Raid Utility with mouse support) and you can see what type of Raid you have.
Aug 1, 2013 at 3:01 UTC
Follow the advice Derek gave you and just boot ESXi from a USB stick, don't waste drives and available drive bays (which are extremely valuable on a smallish server). IIRC there are actually one or two internal USB headers in the T110 so you could install it internally and not have it sticking out the front or back. You MIGHT have to enable those in the BIOS - not sure.
Pick up a PERC card and any necessary cables, create your RAID and go from there because software RAID won't cut it in this case. Contact Dell and they will be able to assist you.
Aug 1, 2013 at 3:20 UTC
Isn't that a fakeRAID?
That's what that means, yes.
Aug 1, 2013 at 3:21 UTC
Sounds like software RAID to me, and you really don't have a RAID 1 volume. Dell Software RAID requires Windows. Check which RAID controller you have, but my gut says you don't really have RAID 1.
Also, why install ESXi to the hard drives? Get a high quality USB stick and install ESXi there, leaving the drives to use as Datastores for VM's or whatever.
Yeah, this is FakeRAID.
And agreed, install to USB.
Aug 2, 2013 at 7:12 UTC
if you're looking for disk redundancy, you'll need a hardware raid controller. ESX does not support soft/fake/host-raid (intel ich*r/mcp chipsets).
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They recovered 2 firearms after the incident. Who gets the buyback money from them now ???
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I wonder how much each kid in the video was paid to do this. Colossal waste of money because these programs just don't work.
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Dems only lie, look at Yee.
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I heard that Putin signed up but did not pay, just to aggravate Barry. And don't worry Hoss, this Whistle guy's leg is all wet. Is he in for a surprise in November.
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The Perfect Setup - CentOS 5.0 (32-bit) - Page 7
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14 Webalizer
To install webalizer, just run
yum install webalizer
15 Synchronize The System Clock
If you want to have the system clock synchronized with an NTP server do the following:
yum install ntp
16 Install Some Perl Modules
ISPConfig comes with SpamAssassin which needs a few Perl modules to work. We install the required Perl modules with a single command:
yum install perl-HTML-Parser perl-DBI perl-Net-DNS perl-Digest-SHA1
17 The End
The configuration of the server is now finished, and if you wish you can now install ISPConfig on it.
17.1 A Note On SuExec
If you want to run CGI scripts under suExec, you should specify /var/www as the home directory for websites created by ISPConfig as CentOS' suExec is compiled with /var/www as Doc_Root. Run
/usr/sbin/suexec -V
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The metrics and concepts used by the online industry to measure the impact of advertising campaigns need to be adapted for use in the analysis of health consequences, suggested Montgomery. Industry uses a variety of metrics, both quantitative and qualitative, and measures are built in to monitor and analyze behaviors so information can be generated automatically. For example, companies can target advertising in video games to an individual's food preferences, and as marketing moves to mobile phones, purchases, locations, and preferences will increasingly be linked. These developments also create opportunities for research aimed at understanding behaviors involving food.
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active time30 minutes
total time90 minutes
Ingredients1 c butter, soft
2 c sugar
2 eggs
1 c sour cream
1/2 t vanilla
2 c cake flour
1 t baking powder
1/2 t salt
2 T brown sugar
1/2 c chopped nuts
1/2 t cinnamon
PreparationCream butter and sugar.
Add eggs.
Gently add sour cream and vanilla with electric mixer.
Mix in flour, baking powder and salt.
Pour 1/2 batter into a greased and floured tube pan.
Sprinkle 1/2 of the topping mixture over the batter.
Add remaining batter to the pan.
Top with remaining topping mixture.
Bake 50-60 minutes.
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type: Cake
main ingredients: Rice/Grain
cuisine: American