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With Its Merger Dead, Should I Buy Or Sell Pfizer Inc. Stock?
- The US government killed the Pfizer-Allergan deal by reinterpreting its law against inversion.
- The cancellation means Pfizer has assets but no strategy.
- Will it find its footing again, or just new merger partners?.
The deal by Pfizer Inc. (NYSE:PFE) to merge with Allergan (NYSE:AGN) and move its official headquarters to Ireland is off.
The announcement that the deal would be terminated came just one day after the U.S. Treasury Department announced it was interpreting its regulations in such a way as to make the deal, as described last year, impossible to pull off.
The question now becomes whether Pfizer stock is worth buying, today, based on current fundamentals and prospects? The answer is yes.
Pfizer is a cash flow monster, generating $15 billion in positive free cash flow each year. The company carries nearly $24 billion in cash and short-term securities on its books, and its 30 cent/share dividend represents a yield of 3.82% to investors at current prices.
The hope with the Allergan merger was that the combined company would generate capital gains from the acquisition strategies of Allergan CEO Brent Saunders. While that is out, this company is still a very attractive yield investment.
Reading Pfizer CEO Ian Read's letter to the Wall Street Journal after the merger was called off, you might think that Pfizer is a sell. In it, he notes that high U.S. corporate tax rates make companies highly vulnerable to takeover by foreign rivals while making it very difficult for them to buy overseas firms.
But there were downsides to the merger. Small shareholders and retirees would have faced huge tax bills. Pfizer had already begun re-arranging its corporate suite to accommodate Allergan and those plans now have to be reversed.
Still, there are things Read can do. He can sell units to foreigners, rather than the whole company, which would bring in cash that can either be handed back to shareholders or re-invested in the business. The company's underlying problem remains a stale pipeline and the ongoing "patent cliff," with Lipitor having gone generic without being replaced.
Pfizer had nearly $23 billion in cash and short-term investments on its balance sheet at the end of the year, money that could be used to address its problems, either by investing in research or buying early-stage drug companies. Read's point is that Allergan, with its Irish domicile, has an advantage in these coming fights, and while it's a good argument, that shouldn't distract investors from the real story, which is that Pfizer's 3.82% yield is being covered easily by net income, and the rest of the noise surrounding the company is, in the end, positive speculation that should result in profitable deals down the road.


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Brookfield Central (6-2) and Wauwatosa East (6-1) are co-leaders in the Greater Metro Conference as the New Year aproaches with 4-0 league records. They have both played Germantown, the state's top team, and they both were turned away in similar manners.
The Lancers dropped a 73-58 loss in the season opener on Nov. 29 at home and Tuesday night it was the Red Raiders turn. The Warhawks also turned back the Red Raiders, 66-46, in the Wisconsin Yearbook Classic before a packed house at Concordia University in Mequon.
Whereas the Lancers have a team with enough height to battle Germantown, it was a total mismatch with the smaller Red Raiders, who basically start five guards.
Germantown senior Zak Showalter, a 6-3 guard, who will be attending the University of Wisconsin as a preferred walk-on next year, led the way with 19 points, highlighted by a slam dunk late in the game.
Josh Mongan, a 5-10 senior guard, who runs the show for the Warhawks, added 12 points and 6-7 senior Dan Studer added 10. Luke Fischer, a 6-10 junior, had eight points underneath.
But the bottom line was the Red Raiders couldn't match up and they had to use 6-2 Vinnie Cupertino, 6-1 Anthony Carroll and 6-2 Zak Sylvester on the big men.
On offense, the Red Raiders couldn't hit their outside shots and when they missed offensive rebounds were few and far between.
They cut the lead to 22-19 with 4 minutes, 18 seconds in the half, but Germantown went on an 11-0 run to eventually roll into half-time with a 36-26 lead.
Germantown coach Steve Showalter talked about his team holding off the Red Raiders.
"They are not undefeated for no reason," he said. "That's a pretty good team over there. We'd like to think we're a pretty good team and we can withstand some runs.
"We usually can handle things on the court. I don't have to take a lot of timeouts. I don't have to tell them what to do, they know how to handle things and that is a sign of getting your program where you want it."
"Their size, they were tough down low," Tosa East coach Tim Arndorfer said. "It's hard to score inside. When we're not making shots from outside they are a hard to team compete against."
Arndorfer was asked about the lack of offensive boards.
"That was the focus all week, but we're limited in our size," he said. "I thought our guys battled; I'll give them credit for that. That's the sign of a good team.
"We make some shots it's a different ballgame. We got good looks, but didn't hit the shot. Other games we make those shots. When the shots are open, we've got to make them, we didn't make them tonight."
Carroll led Tosa East with 13 points.
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Those who write comments to washingtonpost.com have been understandably obsessed the past few days about the Boston Marathon bombings. We have received thousands of comments as I write this. There are expressions of horror, theories about whatever might have inspired the Tsarnaev brothers, praise for the police work and a certain amount of nuttiness.
The surviving suspect, Dzhokhar Tsarnaev, was charged by federal prosecutors Monday with using a weapon of mass destruction, which can carry the death penalty. Several commenters have noted that Massachusetts does not have a death penalty and cite that as a reason for the federal charges, instead of letting Massachusetts prosecutors carry the ball. There have also been attacks on President Obama for an alleged "pro-Muslim bias," for reasons that escape me.
We'll start with a positive comment, from TomR3, who wrote, "Here is an example of real American Exceptionalism: You are accused of doing something godawful that, yes, you probably did — and you still get a fair trial according to the laws. That's exceptional."
Familynet asked, "How exactly is "mass destruction" weaponry defined? If a killer drives his Humvee into a crowded street at high speed, is that mass destruction? What if the engine dies before any pedestrian, is it still an attack deserving of the crime of WMD? Yes, I know that many were seriously wounded, but is the govt using this terminology to make it a federal crime and remove it from the anti-death penalty jurisdiction of Massachusetts?"
Familynet agreed, writing, "I think the charges are just to provide an excuse to take away the case from an anti-death penalty state. If this happened in Texas or Virginia it would be state-prosecuted."
Gneubeck said, "The characteristics of the recent Boston bombings should have been a wake-up call for all Americans motivated by concerns for our nation's security. The inexplicable pro-Muslim bias residing in the WH in the form of Barack Obama has once again reiterated its refusal to label Islamic extremism as the source of the evident Jihad being waged against American interests at-home and abroad."
To which HeavilyinfluencedTexan replied, "Now now … let's not get carried away."
Quillerm wrote, "First order of business with Terrorists, protect your Cell from authorities. Don't divulge the names, places, or dates of contacts with other extremists. The older brother met SIX times with terrorist agents in Russia. Will the FBI be ordered to ignore all those meetings as insignificant? This PC garbage will get more people killed. This guy is feeding the media and FBI what Obama wants to hear, not the truth."
Mklvntwar asked, "Where are they supposed to find an impartial jury? On another planet? Won't find one here."
But RetiredOfficer replied, "People take jury duty as a very serious, precious business. There is no doubt a jury can be seated to make the right decisions based on the facts presented."
hit4cycle said, "Government malfeasance is largely to blame for the bombings. First, they allowed Muslim Chechens to immigrate here (dumb) and then they failed to act on intelligence that the elder brother had spent time in Russia and had become more radicalized."
seattlenerd wrote, "It is fairly obvious that the existence of the death penalty is no deterrent to murder or mayhem. It is fairly obvious that the death penalty is not cost-effective. So, arguments justifying capital punishment must seek support elsewhere."
We'll close with SeaTigr, who said, "He's an American citizen. Ergo, he is to be afforded all the protections of the Constitution of the United States of America."


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May 25, 2017
State v. Aalim
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Rush v. Univ. of Cincinnati Physicians, Inc.
May 18, 2017
Clendenin v. Girl Scouts of W. Ohio
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Ohio Patrolmen's Benevolent Assn. v. Findlay
Johnson v. Madison Cty. Court of Common Pleas
Disciplinary Counsel v. Miller
May 16, 2017
Johnson v. Moore
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Cleveland Metro. Bar Assn. v. Donchatz
May 11, 2017
State v. Polk
Columbus City Schools Bd. of Edn. v. Franklin Cty. Bd. of Revision
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Ohio State Bar Assn. v. Jacob
April 20, 2017
State ex rel. James v. Wal-Mart Stores, Inc.
Groveport Madison Local Schools Bd. of Edn. v. Franklin Cty. Bd. of Revision
State ex rel. Thomas v. Richard
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April 19, 2017
Wilson v. Lawrence
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April 18, 2017
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A request by Columbia Gas to join In re Complaint of Harris Design Servs. v. Columbia Gas of Ohio, Inc. as an appellee alongside the Public Utilities Commission of Ohio was approved by the Court.
May 25, 2017
In State v. Aalim, the Court ruled the constitutional rights of older juveniles charged with certain serious crimes are not violated when they are automatically sent to trial in adult court.
May 24, 2017
In State v. Mutter (also 2016-0441), the Court ruled that when two Portsmouth men accused of felony ethnic intimidation agreed to plead no contest to misdemeanor aggravated menacing crimes, the constitutional protection against double jeopardy barred the state from subsequently pursuing ethnic intimidation convictions.
May 23, 2017
The Court, in Disciplinary Counsel v. Hoskins, permanently disbarred a Cincinnati attorney for multiple professional conduct violations, including impersonating a former colleague during his suspension so that he could continue to represent a client in court.
May 22, 2017
The Court dismissed Schultheiss v. Heinrich Ents., Inc., and Rush v. Univ. of Cincinnati Physicians, Inc., as having been improvidently accepted.
May 19, 2017
In State ex rel. Dilly v. Martin, the Court directed the parties to engage in mediation within 30 days.
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In Disciplinary Counsel v. Simmonds, Disciplinary Counsel v. Edmondson, and Cincinnati Bar Assn. v. May, the Court found attorneys Rasheed A. Simmonds, Christina R. Edmondson, and Neal A. May in contempt for failing to comply with Court orders.
May 18, 2017
The Court, in Clendenin v. Girl Scouts of W. Ohio, ruled appeals to the local court of common pleas are limited when an injured worker challenges an Ohio Bureau of Workers' Compensation decision to stop paying benefits for a preexisting injury that was aggravated by an on-the-job injury and then subsided.
May 17, 2017
In Ohio Patrolmen's Benevolent Assn. v. Findlay, the Court reinstated an arbitrator's decision that a Findlay Police sergeant deserved a long suspension rather than termination for behavior unbecoming a police officer.
May 16, 2017
In Cleveland Metro. Bar Assn. v. Donchatz, the Court indefinitely suspended a Columbus attorney who deliberately made false statements during legal proceedings, disobeyed rules in multiple courts, and engaged in dishonest conduct throughout his disciplinary proceedings.
May 15, 2017
The Court granted relator's application to dismiss State ex rel. O'Malley v. O'Donnell.
May 12, 2017
The Court remanded four cases, three from Cuyahoga County and one from Stark County, to the Ohio Board of Tax Appeals to implement settlements reached by the parties.
May 11, 2017
In State v. Polk, the Court ruled the constitutional rights of a student who had bullets in his book bag were not violated when high school officials used this discovery to search another of the student's bags and found a handgun.
May 10, 2017
In Ohio State Bar Assn. v. Jacob, the Court suspended former Bedford Municipal Court Judge Harry J. Jacob II from the practice of law for two years, with one year stayed, based on his convictions for soliciting prostitution and falsifying a court record.
May 9, 2017
In State ex rel. Escajadillo v. Koch Foods of Cincinnati, L.L.C. the Court dismissed the case after the parties announced they reached a settlement.
May 8, 2017
In State ex rel. Richland Cty. Children Servs. v. Richland Cty. Court of Common Pleas, the Court has ordered respondent Richland County Court of Common Pleas to file a response by 5 p.m. Wednesday, May 10, and permitted relators Richland County Children Services to respond by noon Friday, May 12.
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"Little Birdie" is a song from A Charlie Brown Thanksgiving. It was written by Vince Guaraldi who sings the song in the special. The "little birdie" of the title is Woodstock.
- Little birdie,
- Why do you fly upside down?
- It's amazing,
- That the way you get around.
- Little birdie,
- Why do you worry like you do?
- Don't you worry,
- Just do what you can do.
- Little birdie,
- Things just fascinate you so.
- And your friend there,
- Likes to show you what he knows.
- Little birdie,
- He don't mind the way he should.
- He needs watchin',
- That's when you know he'll be good.
- Little birdie,
- Can't your friend do nothin' right?
- It just seems now,
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Compensation Survey satisfaction With Pay Incentives Tails Off
April 27, 2012
Executives managers and top operational leaders of fund companies appear to be downcast about their compensation even as financial market tensions ease.
Fully 56% of the 126 industry executives surveyed by Money Management Executive in its second annual compensation survey said they are either somewhat satisfied or very satisfied with their pay bonuses and other incentives.
That is down substantially from a year ago. In the first survey 77% of those surveyed said they were somewhat satisfied satisfied or very satisfied with their earnings capacity.
Among the sources of dissatisfaction: Base compensation that has stalled while cost of living has increased a lack of stock options or other non cash incentives and a sense that pay is unfairly distributed within a given fund organization. And, perhaps most pointedly, unnecessary caps on compensation.
"I am better paid than most but should be paid more,'' says one Chicago executive. "There should be no caps on compensation even for non revenue generating positions.''
Notably only about 10% of those that were satisfied with their compensation said that their pay is based on their own results and effort.
The greatest satisfaction-28%-came from respondents who felt their pay stacked up well against industry norms These were individuals who felt their firms appropriately weighed pay and other forms of compensation and treated them fairly.
The second most satisfaction came when a person felt fairly compensated "relative to others in my same position.''
Not surprisingly, the greatest dissatisfaction-22%-came when individuals felt they were not being compensated in a competitive way. And another 19% felt they were not being paid well relative to others in the industry.
A fair amount of dissatisfaction was expressed by those who felt their companies did not have adequate growth potential.
One Minneapolis manager says his numbers are "stale with limited growth potential and are not based primarily on my specific role and responsibilities'' creating dissatisfaction.
The level of pay appears to be expanding at the middle of compensation ranges but not at the low or high ends.
For instance, 6% of respondents said they were making $75 or less four years ago. But only 7% are in that range now.
Similarly only 2% of respondents say they are making $3 or more. But 5 % say they were making $300,000 or more four years ago.
Another 9% say they were making between $150,000 to $200,000 but a full 5% say they were making such compensation four years ago.
"New hires with less experience receive similar compensation and bonus,'' reported one Milwaukee manager.
Bonuses for that matter appear relatively static. Last year 9% of respondents reported getting bonuses equal to 5% or less of their base pay. Only 25% were in that range this year.
But last year, 24% said they were getting bonuses that were between 6% and 20% of their base pay. That went up slightly this year to 5% or less of their pay.
Those getting bonuses equal to half their base pay or more went down only slightly as well from 21% to 20%.
Four years ago, 23% were getting bonuses in that range by their own report. Another 25% were in the 6% to 20% range. And 28% were getting bonuses equal to 5% or less of their base pay.
Most respondents reported getting more basic forms of added compensation.
Nearly two thirds (65%) reported that they got some sort of matching funding from their companies for money they put into their 401(k) retirement plans.
Another 63% said they received four or more weeks of vacation.
But only 34% said they shared in the profits of the firms they worked for. Another 5% said they got deferred compensation of some sort and 7% said they got restricted stock grants.
Similarly to 2011, only 2% said they had some sort of allowance for the use of a private jet.
But 10% said they had no deductible health insurance and another 13% reported receiving 100% health coverage tuition and daycare.
Roughly 28% expected to receive payments from defined contribution plans. And another 3% said they were slated to receive straight forward pension payments.
In a sign of the increasingly mobile and electronic times 45%, though, did report that they could "work at home when needed.''
Responses differed sometimes widely by firm size or age.
For instance, 24% of respondents from firms with 49 or fewer employees reported that they were satisfied with their compensation. Why? Because they owned the company.
By contrast, not a single respondent from a firm with 5,000 or more employees cited that circumstance as a cause for satisfaction.
That ownership sword works two ways though. Twelve percent of managers at firms with 49 or fewer employees said they were not at all satisfied.
None of the respondents at companies with 5,000 or more employees considered themselves that badly dissatisfied.
The shift in retirement expectations could be seen across respondents, by age.
Only 45% of those 55 or older said they were getting a 401(k) match from their companies. These individuals were more likely than the norm to be expecting pension payments.


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It seemed like ages ago since the shirt tails had come out.
It had been just four consecutive losses, but for a team with high expectations like the Milwaukee Brewers, those days can seem like decades as the last victory is pushed further and further into the past.
But a solid 9-3 thumping of the Cincinnati Reds on Jackie Robinson Day to avoid a sweep on Wednesday allowed the Brewers some relief.
They immediately untucked their shirts and left Miller Park for their nine-game road trip without a bitter taste on their tongues.
"I think everybody feels better about themselves," manager Ken Macha said. "Absolutely. I can look back at the home stand and drop those "what ifs" but for the most part we were in every game.
"A hit here or a hit there and it's a different home stand."
The pitchers' walks subsided for a night and the offense found their stroke with runners in scoring position for the first time since opening day in San Francisco.
Right-hander Braden Looper, playing the role of stopper, pitched six innings and allowed three runs on six hits. More impressive because of the recent control issues by the starters was his single walk and five strikeouts. Mark DiFelice, Mitch Stetter and Todd Coffey combined for three innings, one hit and no walks out of the bullpen.
"You can only provide so much offense so many times," centerfielder Mike Cameron said. "The game really is dictated by the rhythm of the starting pitcher, and 'Loop' did a good job of keeping the first guy off base."
The offense, which has had problems posting runs with men in scoring position, was impressive.
The Brewers stranded only four runners and hit for power with five doubles and three home runs, two by Cameron and one by Rickie Weeks, each of whom along with Bill Hall wore high socks in honor of Robinson while everyone else on the field wore No. 42.
Macha had quipped during the skid that the Brewers' luck was bound to change, maybe sparked by a shot off the end of the bat. Craig Counsell, who got the start at shortstop after J.J. Hardy was a late scratch with back stiffness, provided that with a flare single in the first inning, causing bench coach Willie Randolph to tell Macha that punch could be the spark that gets the offense rolling.
He was right.
Ryan Braun doubled Counsell to third and Prince Fielder scored him with a sacrifice fly.
Then came the power.
Cameron, who worked with hitting coach Dale Sveum this spring to be more ready to hit any pitch in any count with authority, led off the second with a no-doubt home run to left on a full count.
He hit another in the fourth as he was looking for a slider and got a changeup. It was the 14th multi-home run game of Cameron's career.
The Reds made up ground with a run in the fifth on Alex Gonzalez's run-scoring double, his first hit of the season after starting 0 for 17. In the sixth, Chris Dickerson drilled a line drive home run to right with Willy Taveras on base to tie the game, 3-3.
But the Brewers took back the lead in the sixth. Fielder led off with a double and after Cameron walked, Hall doubled to left. He thought he got enough of it to get it out, but it hit off leftfielder Chris Dickerson's glove and bounced off the wall, scoring Fielder.
Jason Kendall followed that with another double to score Cameron and Hall. Both doubles were the kind of hits the Brewers have lacked for most of this young season.
Two batters later, Weeks homered to the opposite field to score Kendall.
"This was our breakout game," said Hall, who helped the Brewers go 3 for 8 with runners in scoring position. "I think we've all been waiting for this kind of game since the season started. We haven't really swung the bats the way we're capable of, so hopefully this was an indication of what's to come.
"A lot of confidence comes from this game."
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Once upon a time Uncle Jim was eaten. We were at the family cottage in Arkansas, as we were every summer since '98. That day Uncle Jim and I took the boat out onto the lake at dawn. The early morning light blinded me with its reflection on the immaculate mirror of still water.
"The hell you squintin' for, son? You look like you been hit with the ugly stick," Uncle Jim guffawed, slapping his sizeable belly. He wasn't the most eloquent with words. Not that I was a heck of a lot better, but I liked to think I was losing the twang as I got older.
"Well, you're fat as a tub o' lard," I countered in good humour, mocking his drawl, "And you sound like a damn redneck."
"I am what I am," he declared, puffing his chest with pride and rubbing his middle affectionately. I liked Uncle Jim. He was a good man, even if he was as smart as fish bait, as Aunt Louise would say.
We sat in the boat in comfortable silence for a moment, holding our poles with gloved hands, though the gloves were doing very little to stave off the glacial cold that seemed to radiate from the lake. It seemed colder than usual.
I felt a light tug. Then another, stronger than the first. I gasped, preparing to reel in my first trout of the season. But before I could do anything the tug on my line simply vanished. I sighed and Uncle Jim reminded me to be patient and reassured me that I'd get one next time.
"I got a real hankerin' for some trout," Uncle Jim said after a while.
As though ordained by some divine power, something tugged on his line with so much force that he lurched sideways, nearly capsizing the boat.
"Well slap me 'round and call me Susan!" Jim howled excitedly, though his expression transformed to one of worry when he realized that trout should not possess this sheer amount of strength.
"What in tarnation –" A fish the size of a small car latched itself onto Uncle Jim's fat arm and pulled his enormous fleshy body overboard. The splash resulting from the collision of his rotund figure and the icy water soaked me from head to toe. Pathetic bubbles came to the surface as Uncle Jim and his executioner dove deep into the depths of the lake, the last sign of Uncle Jim's portly existence.
It ate Uncle Jim. I knew Bubba and Lou were going to get a kick out of this one, at least until I convinced them it was true. As I rowed the significantly lighter Jim-less boat back to the cottage dock, a humorous and embarrassing notion entered my mind for the briefest of moments: He thought he had a hankerin' for trout, but the trout had a hankerin' for him.


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"Don't say the word. Alika is blind. I don't want to hear about time."
By this point in the argument, I had my bags packed, and began walking out the door. That was that. I was gone.
"By guys," I called. No one stopped me.
Walking out the door and across the grass towards the forest, I heard a voice call out for me. It called my name, but did anyone really ever want me around? I think not.
"Wait, Seth," panted Jessica. "Don't leave me. I want to come with you."
I couldn't have her in that much danger. I didn't want to be so mean, but I had to.
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The irony in Indiana's hasty retreat from its recently passed "religious freedom" law is that it was largely led by Republican businessmen, Chamber of Commerce leaders and legislators who realized the bigotry of the law would be damaging to the state's bottom line. In the Republican arsenal of values-based politics, in this case money trumped religion.
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I found an article I had to post more for the choice of title than content... although the content is solid too. "LPGA Tour players have three months to study up on drugs." Who thought of that? Brilliant! (Story)
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I am not having any problems with the PC's. But I have 50 MAC's that I can't get "discovered". Anyone have any luck with this? When I run the test I get a Test failed: Errno::EBADF: Bad file descriptor - connect(2).
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Jun 26, 2007 at 7:58 UTC
Make sure that you enable remote login for the Mac OS X boxes and that ssh is enabled. We have many MAC OS X machines that we test with, so this should work for you.
Apr 10, 2008 at 8:44 UTC
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Would you happen to be aware of a means of remotely enabling SSH on a Mac workstation via Apple Remote Desktop? I maintain about 40-50 mac workstations via ARD, and can push out updates, remote shell commands, etc. I've been trying to find a means of writing the Remote Login preference via managed client, ARD, etc, but can't find anything... any ideas?
Apr 23, 2009 at 10:32 UTC
same thing here. I cant get it to find the mac sitting right next to me, even with remote login enabled.
we have about 50 Macs too.
May 19, 2010 at 8:32 UTC
Niagara Technology Group (NTG) is an IT service provider.
same thing here. I cant get it to find the mac sitting right next to me, even with remote login enabled.
we have about 50 Macs too.
Don't "bump", that doesn't do anything. Posting to a dead thread doesn't get attention, no one is aware that you have posted. This thread was closed two years before you bumped. The original poster never responded. So what are you even bumping?
If you have a question then open it in a new thread and the community will help you. Posting here means that absolutely no one was ever aware that you posted until today when I was doing some cleanup.


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|Colorado State University physicists, joining the fundamental pursuit of using electron spins to store and manipulate information, have demonstrated a new approach to doing so, which could prove useful in the application of low-power computer memory. Publishing Sept. 1 in Nature Communications ("Spinorbit torque-assisted switching in magnetic insulator thin films with perpendicular magnetic anisotropy"), they've demonstrated a new way to switch magnetic moments - or direction of magnetization - of electrons in a thin film of a barium ferrite, which is a magnetic insulator. Until this point, scientists have only demonstrated this switching behavior - the key to writing information as memory - in metal thin films.
|The work was led by Mingzhong Wu, professor in the Department of Physics, with first author Peng Li, a former postdoctoral researcher now at Seagate, and second author Tao Liu, a current postdoc at CSU. The work was performed in collaboration with researchers at University of Alabama, Argonne National Laboratory, University of Notre Dame, and University of Wyoming. Other CSU authors include faculty members Stuart Field and Mario Marconi, and graduate students Houchen Chang and Daniel Richardson.
|Switching magnetic moments of electrons in an insulator instead of a metal could prove to be a major breakthrough in spintronics, by allowing a spin current-based memory storage device to be simpler, and also maintain more efficiency per electron. A property known as perpendicular magnetic anisotropy (PMA), key for information storage, in this case originates from the intrinsic magneto-crystalline anisotropy of the insulator, rather than interfacial anisotropy in other cases, Wu said.
|"Higher efficiency and lower power than the standard are always the goal in memory applications," Wu said.
|Beyond the application for computer memory, which captivates most spintronics researchers today, the CSU researchers' device does something bigger: It demonstrates the possibility of a new class of materials for spintronics. "What's exciting about this is that it's an enabling technology for exploring an entirely different class of configurations, some of which are theorized to be useful," said Jake Roberts, professor and chair of the Department of Physics.
|In the CSU researchers' device, the spin current does the job of assisting magnetic switching. Next, they will attempt to further refine their device for more efficient switching, including using a topological insulator or the photo-spin-voltaic effect to produce spin currents. The photo-spin-voltaic effect was discovered by Wu and colleagues, and reported in Nature Physics.
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Located in Cala di Volpe, this family-friendly Arzachena hotel is within a 15-minute walk of Pevero Golf Club and La Celvia Beach. Capriccioli Beach and Romazzino Beach are also within 2 mi (3 km).
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