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Her father is a senior analyst and programmer at the University of Minnesota Graduate School in Minneapolis.

Jeb Freedman, a disc jockey and programmer at the alternative rock station KTCL in Denver, passed over "Can't Hold Us" and decided to spin "Same Love" instead.

Prior to joining YCAS, he spent more than a decade as the primary fMRI data analyst and programmer at the Yale Memory and Cognition Laboratory.

A onetime manager and programmer at the Bleecker Street Cinema in New York's Greenwich Village in the early 1980s, Ray co-founded October Films in 1991 with Jeff Lipsky in Lipsky's garage in Sherman Oaks.

Yet last year Tech Insider's ranked the "undeniable epicentre of all things tech, from its gigantic start-up culture to its venture capital scene to its population of designers and programmers," at the top spot.

Kidder watched the engineers and programmers at the Data General Corporation build a new minicomputer in just a year; the "veterans" on the project were 35-year-olds who hired fresh college graduates willing to sacrifice themselves to make the machine work.

Increasingly commercial The popularity of Rails has spawned imitators in other programming languages - it's already been ported to JavaScript (tinyurl.com/3xwb3p) and PHP (akelos.org), and programmers at the BBC have recently developed Perl on Rails (tinyurl.com/29djbv).

Policy makers and programmers at the consultative meeting for policy makers concurred on the need to decentralize service delivery for PrEP; baseline HIV testing and initial PrEP treatment could be done at tertiary and secondary health facilities, while drugs could be dispensed at primary health centres.

It was in 1991 that Tim Berners-Lee, then a physicist and programmer at CERN in Switzerland, wrote the code for the Web.

There's also the journal article "Airborne Gravity and Precise Positioning for Geologic Applications," written by Robin E. Bell, a professor at Columbia's Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory, with four others, including Robert Arko, lead systems analyst and programmer at Lamont, and published in the Journal of Geophysical Research.

Satchell Drakes and I speak with Jose Sanchez, an assistant professor of Architecture at USC and also a game designer and programmer at Plethora Project, to talk about the intersection of planning a building and creating a level.